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New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
rHE APpoRrIoVNENT BTLL-TuE NEW CODE AND
THE EXCISE PROJECTS.

TuE APPOKTIONHENT BILL-IuE NEW CODE AND
THE EXCISE Projects.
rPnOw TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oF THE TRIBUNE. /
ALBANY, April 1O.-The members Of the
LeEsiltur' liked to-day OF the Apportionment bil
Genera satisfaction is ft that TIE * done. The
Gaveruo'- approval is deemed certain. A. only two
Democrats voted against the bll IN either Senate or
Assembly the may De considered 20 have the
pubuc approval TIE representatives OF that party
In private tie Dcmocrats grumb, about the bill but
si,rit lat is good as they could expect Rrpub
lean members from New York. who profess to know
Size political character OF the senate districts
thoroughly, say tnat the Republican party
cln carry TWO or the districts. AMI has a
-,T chance or another. Tie u pDbican Districts are
-ad t0 bc cAe FIIrH Jnd Tile y III III thr rcdstrrinS
IL tho cIty eject Assembymen. The Republican parry
may suffer much as l7 supposed The seven Ant
TaMMIay Detuucll,a III tie LOuI pi SuprrF laoFs IL -
believed. wi cooperate win the SIX Republicans A
tle Tammaly uUcrtts only control nine votes IN tle
Board Je coalition "!lL have majority According %
the terms 1. the Board OF supervisors of New
York Is TO the third Tuesday u June next %
Board VI Supervisors soIdiy Democratic. Tue Dem
ocrlts here -uy they Intend redisIrcr tie city
Go prevent tAe return OI slu-e h'pupcdu 10 tAe
considered hri y bF Assembly t1isy. Mr. Strahau
stated te chapters nd twice been vetoed oY the
Governor Tie amendments ru tIc chapters suggested ny
tur Governor nad been mar by Che Judiciary Commit
tee. The yIl therefore m shape to receive MS
approval. without further commen thc on. WIS thch
ordered To = A!ii l-'uiL 'lil III ,,' ~ ia oiuI f @
Tuesday X. lt will, "ithout dolot then ne pt-srd
senate.
TIe bills in relation TO oexcise legislation mode
special or-- .iuesds, next. Noue ~ tne oils Io
ugaIfylug the present excise laws nave enough
friends 20 secure their adoption m tn
Assembly. The Excise Commissioners Of New YORK
CITY uArrDT.r csc ped abolition to-day y bIl wa
Da.ea bv unanimous consent the -enat" Yesterday
winch drpriyc- 0. their Odlc-s on MAY next certain
Excise G. -soneI- 81 POu :hscepsle BY an accl
druta omission uf clause M tn Oil 10 actually applied
a,-o % the Cty ot n YOrs. The fact discovered
THIS morning upon TIE bill bong read IN the Assembly,
and ~euutor Eccc-Iur. deep agitation. rushed (" the
senate and b eyed body the Assembly 20 re-
turn rue bi 4. out pity for SEM. Oi Ecclrslne's
friends, the Excise Commissioners Oi No"- fo!A the
senate gac ou>Iy granted the est, and the Assem-
bly a. gTucIOusIY surr,u ,udercd tne bI.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

which will then he given in French for the hrs time I'd
this country and she Will be supported by very strong
company There will be n concert at Bootns suhuas
evening when she viii sing IN French. spa',sn @ aIu
brilliant.
Liszt il at present at Pesth, Joachim IN
London Adelina Patti at Nice Rdbnstein At DnsSeE
darf saintsa6ns At Vienna, Johann Strauss al r'rs
sivori &c Paris Frau Gestinger at Vienna Mic A'a
af Lo,don CodmarR at Turin. T1mberlk at P2Ts
Verfi AZ Gen0a F,rlsa Gersrcr az NewfOlk, 'riotlA
Paul AT Visnna. Lasaile at Paris y soAarWenKa a'
Cologne and Nine. Al TOT IN Russia.
Upon arriving at Naples recently the busi-
ne.s mana GER Of Adelina PATTI complained TO the te
proprietor that tie prma donna's rooms were not W
10 her standard of luxury "But, monsieur SAID mine
host "dukos aid princes bsve been satisned Wlth
these ana rtments Fudge :! interrupted the manager
OF only one Patti"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK IN NEW HANDS.

The large excursion steamer Plymouth Rock
aa transferred yesterday from the old owners jarrett
& Palmer to the new purchaser, Charles ". scoheid
pre-ldeut OF the Wasatch and Jordan Valley
Railroad Company. ana Of two other railroads
in Utah Mr.. scoheld is an extensive real
estate owner in Ncw-YOgk. Jarret Pal
r,sr ara in Vienna. and will not return
tbts season. The sale was effected by csbe.
II +, said that the price paId was over 100000
IN cash Tie steamer will De put the sectional dry
dock AZ once and he painted and reftted The Plymouth
Rock was built for the Nara gansett Steamship Com
1auv Ii arrangements can he made The present owner
IUt.uds 10 have tGe Plymouth Rock ply durnZ tue
summer Dprwe-n city and the iron per NJ Long
r nr aud the proposed LOFllard pier az Cuney Island
which will extend several hundred feet from The Dcaen
Ia front VI Cables.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
MR.. MERRICK THINK, IT WILL BE 1lLDES AND Hen
pEICKs OR TWO NRW MEN.


DEICKs, OR TWO SEW MEN.
Mr.. X. T. Merrick. the well-knOwn WASH
ington lawyer. who Of tho Democratic counsel
before lie Electoral Commission. is IN Ls city acting
attorney Genera. Hazen IN tho crOss-ria of that
officer and General Stanley now IN progress before
court-marlaI Governors Island. Willie tue court
was delberatng with closed doors yesterday and tie
awyers witnesses, reporters and spectators stood out
Oh the piazza waiting for admittauce, group Oi ac-
quaintances whied the time talk ng politics Mr..
Merrick's opinion on tue probable action Of the next
Democratic National Convention was asked. He said {:
think mus either renUmnate tho old ucket en-
tire or make one that wholly II would be bad
Dlundor drop Mr.. rilden and put Ar. Hendricks IN
his place FOR that would be- equivalent to saying that
believed the charges against Mr. Iden and thought
him no longer available. The two men must
stand or fau together. Hendricks cannot crowd
Iilueu ont. | d0nb believe hs has any
idea doing Tho significance Of his recent inter
view a. Llkc IT, s that he wants the party under
stand he Is not seeking tAe second place the
ucket any more than ho was IN 1876 that he looks
upon u a. sacrifice take such place just he did
IN 1876 ana the understanding in the party then.
that he was nominated the Presidency next time
must not forgotten On condition thar the nomination
IN 1851 shall &c mOrtgaged TO him IA advance he Will he
ready the good Of the party 70 run again for the
vice-Presideucya place which Ae justly regards as
much below his deserts"
bus tDe flce-ItesiuehcJ scehls l" oo u 'oiJ P''i
10 the greater Office" suggested one Of
the group.
"ltis not necessarily so. OF late II has not been the
custom TO put strong men IN the place. But in the
earlier days Of the Government II different John
Adams was Weep resident before he became President
so was Jefferson Calhoun, VINO was twice
chosen NIce-Prosdent would secured the Presi-
dencv n he had not quarreLed with jackson. VT
Hendricks would 90 pretty certain TO succeed Mr. III
den after years IN OF Mr. llldcu's doatD
he would not have to wait long Depend upon 10.
Mr. Hendricks does 10 aDtagODiEs Mr.. filden
next year He too good politician 10 make such A
mistake lie Knows IL viii Dc the Old ticket or brand
new one" q,
In nv opinion" said newspaper man, who hai
been Listening talk, Democratic candidate
for President sitting IN that room IN u regimentsis,
pointing 10 the door OF the cOurt-msrtinl hail
You mean General Hancock SAID Mr. her-
rick Mot az all unlikely. We may have
TO take military man 70 run against
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two avenues by be communicated or erad
Gated from the system W. through myriSls Of external
pores In the In and a number Of Internal
duets mat ead - and from blood vessels - every oart
OF the vial cd dose = is pills added TO good
per pres rptOu its effect 10 break no Ell con
gs.on g the impurities u tbo blood into me AZ
rnosphers without ami INTO within snd thence
system patient tus cured IN few honrs
of f winch, whsn agzraysted by
blood letting ~ equivalent morphine opium ess on
toward tle grave From this yellow feve- unless Of
aggravated typ- ton bas been abnndshs
ly roved a mnituGe = instances thomas r. Hazard
IN Providence Journal of March 81 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

The result of the Spring elections in the
western States exhibits Ouce ioore. aud Ia very con-
sDiclOus manner, TIE short .g'itrdue-- or IOlucai
arm thuetcans These gentry nad cev,ry cpheTeG ont
fact tnat ~ OuiO and Mchlgan. according 10 the
last election. the Democrats ana trerl
hackers together had votes than the Republicans
They cOnciud.d tala that n the C4 The two
factions united the result would reasonably be the
defeat Of the Republicans. union OF The
Greenbackers and DemOcT ats was therefore rec
commended "a an uuiaiHuE recipe secure
Republican defeat. II adopted. In Michigan and
ONO the Democrats and GreeuD.cSers embraced eacn
otner brOtnery fashion. aud Went arluu-rm O. the
hed-tO be sOlIdly beaten. rrLIc mistake was made
IN the calculation. IL forgotten .uat the voters
were NOT r!DhrTs. buJ thinking men. Who silpport
party they have certain views auG prime pics
wrIch thev wish indOrsed, who VIII not WILL
luet led the Iot-bOX.s ike herd cattle Uy
OF 20 elect caLdldLtc-
ia whose principles obey have not the slightest S. III
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
FRENCH RADICAL GAINS.
BLANQUPs ELECTION ASSURED BY LATE RETURNS
LONDON. T ,urslay. April 10. '79.

BIANQCPs ELECTION ASSURED BY LATE RETURNS
LONDON. 7 urs,Iay, April TO- '79.
Two of the Radicals who contested the
election n Bordeaux on sunday last 70 MI vacancy IN
the Chamber or Deputies have retired rom
the aecond contest Crhe first having resnited I'D
no choicel OF them expressly III taVor
Of W. Blandui G2adcaD, whose only competitor now is
a Gambettist Republican ". Banqufs election Is
therefore extremely probable. deputaion Of Radea
Deputies has been appointed solicit VI. BlanGus iu
mediate pardon.
GARrBALDI At ROME.
General Garibaldi daily receives numerous vsirs rom
uolitical per4onagps Rome. ReDying, yesterday 70
depurafion from an Italian committee ~ Trieste Carl
ha III said have never been more eoneerhr lor tr
interests OF our brethren beyond the Alps IaA 4'n
THE AFGHAN CONFLICT
Renters digpateh from Bombay saws n was rumorcd
in CabuI that the NEGOTIATIONS between Zakoop khan
and the British bad failed because the Latter inslstca Oh
the annexation of CaonL
A PERUVIAN PORT BIOCEtDFD.
telegram from quique Perm, April s. says that that
port Is blockadcd bv a Chiliaa squadron
ITALY TO HOLD ALOOF.
Renter. Telegram from Rome says it Is positively an
,ouncsd that Ifv has finally decided to participate
in the mixed occupation OF Eastern Roume'ia
rHF KHEDTvF STILL AGGRESSIVE.
The Ksedve sca dismissed Raz Pacha from the pres
dency Of the committee OF inquiry into Egyptian
finances.
THE GERMAN TARIFF.
TIe Pogrs Berlin dispatch that the provision Tor
nnosn- special reraatorv dutes on exports from cou
tries Which treat product1ons unfavoaoy en-
counfe considerable and increasing opposition among
rba commercial classes The Government has puD~ned
denial Of any intention to increase the quantity OF
silvcr-t0ken coin.
PROTECTION FOR FRENCH FARMERS.
uttion of agricul turalIss from the Department
OF Eureet Loire have petuOned the Minister OF COM
orce m favor of duty of Fl 80 per quarter on wheat
= per head on horses, and 50 DER head IN Cattle
MORE FRENCH MAGISTRATES REMOVED
Tie dismissal and designations OF ur'y-tWo more
French magistrates are announced. Twenyone Others
have been transferred.
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4 LIVELY DEFINITION or TILDENISM.
Fr9ln ne Nrlr- I1rt Etsnnng ErPra-s lue17l

Mr.. Illden should not receive the Demo-
cr1Cc nomination lssO because Ac l. re-ortn- 10
under hand unpliucipIcu and dangerous methods 60
secure that HomIuI II is needless 10 describe The
methods of his Literary Bureau ~ ana tell low DIS
So hunt s carrie. The scheme e-~cLIl&i't
TO crear, facii,uus uublc sentiment the demo
cratic ranks bv TIE use money spent IN various ways
before ute.atc. the convention are chosen II ~ 10
manuiacture AN unreal demand Tor bis nominal ou
beforehand by the adrOit aud unbiushns Use of I'M
meusr wealth. lui> @ Ilasul-m. The DcmOcrItlc
party should protest beforehand, With al the euer-F
emphasis is capable OI. against any ANA every
attempt 20 capture nomination. uy canning or 3uF t
with gold. II bad 10 steal nomination 90 i"e
Presidency as steal the Presidency Itself Ambition
for office honorable. But tile resorts 10 ile
base-t and mcauesj secret ways D crafty that anb tOu
is % public enemy, ana should be- treated AS such.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis roy The Dast - hours.

WASHINGTON, April II, a. m.-The storm
central last night ID the Upper Lake region has moved
IN eastcrly track and central the Middle
Atlantic Coast Tie barometer Is rising rapidly IN the
Upper Lake region. The temperature has remained
nearly stationary the south Atlantic East Gulf States
and Lower Mississippi Valley elsewhere 10 nas fallen.
Rain has generally fallen except IN the Guf states.
N0rthrry winds prevail IN the Northwest, north west
erly the Lake region and New and. variable
the Middle states, westerly IN the South AID Southwest
Indirangns.
For New England. colder c.ondy, rainy weather.
uuItAesstrrly winds. backing % nOrAWcstery. rising,
preceded in east portions by falling bar Jmcler.
For the Middle Atlantic states RAINY, followed by
partly cloudy weather colder northeast 10 northwest
winds, rising barometer.
CGR'iOH1rV Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Lewes TO Easfport
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BLANorI TO BIZ ELECTED DEPUTY.

BLANQUI TO BIZ ELECTED DEPUTY.
HIs LIBERATION DEMA AVDgD-GARIBALDt ENcoUR-
AGES rHE "UNREDERMED ITALY MOVEMENT.
The election of Blanqu, the noted French revo-
utIonst, ~ Deputy for Bordeaux. ia deemed Ger
tain the other Radical candidates having with
drawn from the contest. BlaBquI's adherents are
ealing for his liberation from prison. Car
ibaldl continues to excite general interest
in Rome. He has expressed active SYM
pathy with the Italians in Trieste and eiscwhere
who are still under Austriap rule. The khedive nas
dismissed another prominent official. The dismissal
aud transfer Of magistrates continues in France.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
FOR TIE GERMAN HOSPITAL

CONCERT FOR TIE GERMAN HOSPITAL.
In spite of the extremely disagreeable
yaafber last night steinway Hall was crowded with
brilliant audience which had come not only fer me sake
OF the admirable charity winch claimed us
helm the German Hospital and Dispensary. but
~ saw farewell 70 that charming arust Nine
C-r.ter who viii sail for England on Saturday, and
whose public appearance II was 70 be- before Her de-
rartur. m anything could make Nine G1rsUer more oI
a favorite with this public than she already was it
should be her performance last evening. his ls
partly because Of the kndness Of nature which
sbe showed in volunteering 20 sing for the bene-
M OF this charity but still because her singing
was more thoroughly enjoyable than We remember 10
have heard t she has been I'D TINS country LOT
great as hayo been her successes al the Academy stem
yav Hall Is better suited to show the hmpld quality
ana exqaislte purity Of tone Of her voice, which
ia after aI not a very large one. The great scene
from Der FeischjJz her greatest triumph dur
ing the evening Her singing Of the recitatyes
was finely dramatic; the lovely Prayer was
AS nearly faultless thing can be-poeucaI'
refined and delcate-and the Finale gave her op-
portunity Tor tho display of her remarkable
facility of v0calizat.On. The enthusiasm OF the
house was intense, until in response to repeated
recalls size sang Ariiti's Watz. "L L. Torterelle.' ~
Later I'D tie evening she sang Benedcts variations On
tle Carnival of Venice" and German song, aud with
Them She rpneated her first II must i0sa
THIS deightul singer IL Is pleasant 70 know tnat we
shall at LEAST. her with again IN me Autumn.
Bur Nine. G.rstcr's singing was not the only nno
feature of tBe concert. Herr Frau Eummel gave a
capital rendering OF the schubertLiszt Fantasia, with
orchestral accomDaniment. rendering which was
strong aud passionate, yet never coarse nor. nol'y
ard in which bis technique, brilliant a. It
was. was admirably accurate. Mention has heretofore
been made these columns Of his excellent piaying OF
TIE Last Rhapsode HungrOse No. -, which Ae gave 10
the place ~ tir = b. Mills, VINO W4s mdispgsed and
unable 70 appear. M Fr.tscb sang coupe Of 5cnu-
mann ,0u--. and an orchestra under Or. DGmrOsch
PLAYED several pieces. OF them arrangement Of
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

The~mOs ridiculous thing heard in Con-
crcss nowadays is the ex-Confcderates rr-tnA about
the grand and noble Constitution Of orelatherS
an instrument bored haTdfOr four years co destroy
-[NOrIlstONn Herald (,cp.l
We commend the lesson of the disaster to
The attention o. those ONO nocrats no abor una
ne plusiou all with the err cnb tckef. ls
the easiest road % victory their coming state eIec-
uoH-I Buffalo Courier lD"mJ
Hendricks is reported 20 have said that he
viii not accept q c4Hd place ON any resit MIA.
rIcbet IN thar case he vii probably retire 10 private
rfc as NJ T. den rs abunduny able to purchase the
first place Philadelphia Press lRepJ
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
A JUST TRIBUTE TO EN--uAIRNAN POTTER.
from The IOEktYs GdzittC DemJ

From the beginning MIR. Potter determined
that tIe tFrludJ luve IOu was TO be- conducted wth
judicial fairness and u las been so conducted. Hun
re,i- OF witnesses have been examined and thousands
of pages testimony taken, but ln 800 instance mas
there been exception 70 his Iulu-s y us p'ilUcal
ouLonturs aud oulr ln IeW instances lN Do, uou'c
associates. And upon me termination OF their labor-
tlr c0umlttrr-R H. pUblcaus and DrnCcrJts-uy .
unanimous vote declared their " highest appreciation
OF his conduct 8nc of l- Just and impartial rulings upon
all qUtstIous of law ana administration WuICu hud
arisen g" and. ID addition, tHe Republicans OF tie cU-
mittee separately ana formally declared that " hs
rulll and direction OF the bus ness Jl - committee
bad been marked Dy tie most equitable and even seLc--
nils
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
SENATOR HAMLW on sTALwART REPUBLICAN,
wns.tnaten DL.p1,,. 70 ne cLnc,nnat C1nDere,aL

washington bi~pftrt 70 Inc Dtr'ftItAti
Senator HGmIiH, III Spcah ing OF Lhe acINlJ
and uI ~ pub cans IA thc lie House -
the Cabinet III Congress IN opposing tAe rtVuIl
ary proceedings Il the Democrats remarked to-iaF
that the Liberal Republicans had become ~o stdlW1r5
within the few weeks that he wlo had heen az uir
heaa aud front OF -tawart Radical I'm when Such pl
s1tion was not popular. lett way behind. ana AZ
Though exactly where be always hdd netn' was
ranked as c,nseIv' tive lie spoke particularly
Of a certain xSenat0r WHO had rot Always acted n
harmony wIfh tuc Republicans Who Aad even recently
been suspected Ot -ervatve views 10 snlt the
Republican party. Gut who on the -klTIulsn
line or slalwaitIsu, aud was urgiug DID Republicans
like himself Haml.n) 10 stand irm.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
SUBMISSION DEEMED INEvITABLE.

TORONTO, April 10.-A telegram from Lon
don 10 The Globe says Tue Leteler affair forms the
subject OF discussion IN the journals here The ItRes
IN An editorial article says We may fairly hold that
,e read the Constitution Alright thinking that he II
nor bound 20 dismiss LIeutrnanti OvernOr Lets beF
bur has he been discreet 10 hlS renlsai 1bouAl
t..Gsd i'm irving TO retain him. he VIII ultimately De
under the necessity or accepting the advcc OF ms
MINISTERS supported by the Canadian Parliament anu
rs~r
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
DEVELOPING FOREIGN TRADE.


AMERICAN GOODS ~ ENGLAND-MAHH N FRANCE.
XAsHINGrOS, April 10.-Mr. D0ckery, the
United states Consul at Leeds. transmits to the
Department ~ state bis commercial report dated
MoTch "a. 1879. The new Canadian tariff. be says.
il deemed an injury u trade. An extension
OF he hours OF labor is one Of the remedies proposed
for the present depressed state OF the manu-
farturing interests. Fresh meat - the most I'M
por-,nt article received from the United states.
Wooden ware has, as yet hardly been introduced INTO
tie trade OF Leeds while prominence is gwen 10 AnleT
can shirngs and prints in all the snop windows. Inc
American watch rade is also thoroughly esta0hshed III
England This say the COusul. Is owing mainly to a
iudicIous system of advertising.
Consul Bridgeland has taken steps 70 disaouse the
French people Of the notion that maize q un"hoesoe
for ethermeu OF horses. He says the importation OF
corn from the United States into France
IN 1876 was 326.5Os bushels; in 1877 It vas so
400 bushels. OF 40 buShel-) costs IN NcN-
York $50 freight Havrp, 81 20; insurance ID eehs'
expenses N HavTe, 80 cents reiglt ron haFte 80 ~
yrs 81 Il 20 - =. TIE quantity or maize nOur eOin
meaD Imported Is 50 small ~ 10 escape notice.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
HOApLEY MISSES AGAIN.

7
Judge HOadlty IL the target Tor the RepuO-
hcan snuutef Coupled with TIE tr eierJiou they are
once more discussing his Opnlsu on Oregon For man
who has baen short time m tEe great Democratc
party he qua quite We'll lie vii Know DesSer. however
JAan 10 write "a platform again
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

Grant and divide the soldier element In that case no
body would ne available than Hancock. There
other consideration that will favor soldier Many
Democrats viii insist 70 candldai@ who VIII NOT DE-
frightened ont OF taking the office II he is elecied-a
who will stand TOR hs rights. and who the
otner eide know viii hght FOR tbem rather than be
cheated Ou D fneIn."
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE. April II. a. m.-lhe barometer
fell steadily and rapidly during the cloudy and rainy
weather yesterday. The temperature fell from 81
39o the average being siso lower than Wednesday.
The amount OF moisture in the mir Is still large.
Cloudy weather VITA chances of rain early IN the day
followed by cooler aud clearing weather may be
peCtec IN tins city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

A PRACTICAL NALTHUsIAN.-PatTick- And,
Rudy dgrut. th,yve been iCiIn me there's too mary
OF us N che wurrld Now II me anu yoh glt lle pIds "
IN MAKE ms w0 wan troth won't there be the le5s
- Funny Folks.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
CovrRvNEyT VICTORY IN CANADA.

OTTAWA. April 1O.-The House Of Commons
continued IN session until o'clock this morning de0at-
g the tariff Mr Mackenzie's amendment 70 the tarif
resolutions lost By "A vote ot % 20 LOO
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

schOOlbOy being asked by his teacher how
he should fog him, replied " II you please. | snou
Ike ~ have 10 on the Italian system OF penmanshp-the
heavy strokes upward aud the downward ones light"