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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
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DEADwoOD, ID. T. Dee. 13-William II. II.
Bruucrd age ao forty cdIto ial wriier on The
Dqlg Pioascr ,hI- city. died last night OF inf NINA
non # rhr bowels. n formerly field correspond
eut OF The HrrGd and for four years was cry editor
Of The council E'VGs NOHpnreH He was also chief %
the FIRE Department. W That ctv. He editor of The
Si4Hey tNrb) Icigyaph aud the CSter Cy Ctr0aieie.
H. ,ga- a pustrastrr aud q Mdsol AMI -ery' d iour
-1.,- in the armv de vas mustered service
A. Llruttuau, Colonel Of the 1874 New-Hork State
Vo.uutrrr-. + j. not known whore MS relatives are
De was born Il ughamJOn, y. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

LIVERPOOL Dec - -POr1-Pume Nsss-E2sCern. dnll
at 70" Western. dull 6j B1c0l-ClmJ erlnd cut
steady n A. short ltb. steady a A.: Long Clear,
str1iv AZ 81 short Cledr, steady n AZ. Hams-LOng
tut dul ~ 40 shoulders. dull 2ifd. Beef-inda Ness
steady Al Sc Extra Meas steady Prime Ness steady
Al ~ Lard-P1me Western. steady at 30. IalioN-
Prime CITY, Gull 30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hrmer A. -
Ro,lu-.Ine. steady l sd: Common, hrmer al . 81
Cneese-American Choice dull at 90. Lara Oi steady
al "a Four-E.xtra dull IL ID Wheat-NO J..
White. steady Sd. >prnE NO =. steaGy a. "9L.
New Winter Western steady ID New southern Winter
steaIv AZ 10. COm-AxeO steady 40 IA Couonseed on
Yellow American, none IN MARKET kosn-,o mnon. al
autinp dull VurpeDne. at London, dun AZ
80 Sd Receipts OF Wheat for tine week From Atlantic
ports 20 OO quarters from Paclhc porte, 4coV QUARTERS
quarters. r., --, ~,
per
LONDON Dec l3f mCaleutta linseed, % per quarter.
Petroleum 9qiOd per gal Spirits OF Iurpenune,
ST,gggr Dec i3-Perroeum SIS francs for fine pale
American Wncoxs closed ll9 francs 80 confines
nor .llOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Tic NewbuT- journal December contains the follow
iug dcai Document WGcl dis 81 -l- r-n0rs cone ~
D. 4 Dr. ca. rOi cuufc
AMI klCAN Ri. Rllt Ed CIT fCft-tEPDAI OF JON
MITE
committee listing members OF tile tasss 81 Orlnge
invited by Elders II he Amer E-t0ilr Church, 4
Neyburg j. rrou. y. %. Pastor. tTI{
eNmu the book If Che Ur, .nd ht,nr n.f - % ne
statements q az the G
satisfied f.c nlJeTs oi tle church hereby report:
end c church prosperous condition in numbers n
financial affairs IN sTiruA ME 10 adyl.e tbr iSs t-
nei members unite heart y via tie overs nemng MAJOR
v IN ,usann thcr pastor and carry tbc work of
chulc. should not D. able - 0 ulls advise "a M C
regularly withdraw from thc membership ~ n elurcn
EDWARD ". rl.th, Chairman the Con q. tee
rftlr - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
works. This was Tn
MccULLOUCH IN BALTIMORE.

John Mccullough appeared last night al the Acad-
envy of Music, in Baltimore, acting SpdrtdcaS Inc
house densey crowded, and more than one thou-
sand persons were turned away from the doors. Inc
performance was received with great enthusiasm
AT the close Mr.. Mccullough was serenaded by the
9th Regiment Band at the Mount Vernon Ho'eL
Great interest felt IN Baltimore with reference 70
McCuilough's engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
TRAFFIC. ANB TELEGRAPH RE URNs.

ALBANY, Dec. 13.-The Delaware and Hud-
son lui Company has paid IL 1913 81 the
capital employed By 1t IN ths state. The Cor
neil Steamboat Company returns its gross Pc
ccipts Tor months ended June 80
1s 1922 1872; the tx pad thereon IS S6I2 81
The y YORK. Cat5Al ana Athens Steamboat Company
returns %, gross receipts Tor tive tins ended May
81 $780, as 225 49, TAX ISL 10. It, gross receipts
foI June were SIO,jJ4 80; Tax f52 =.
Tnc Wes.e err Cnlou Telegraph Company makes tha
following return for the six mouths euded August l,
$50: Gross earnings 81 ain tae Stare of NeN-IOrh.
- l9,-l- = tie above. ST. Is p; grns- earn
rl.4tu January, SO COS
lax. -2te Of
IN. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company returns
for ht months dec jan So 1850. ~ gross rt-
c,iJts from business done Ia tAs STA SOB $50 " ;
.-e of business WIrIn the ale. f-C tO - state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
THE SPRAGUE TRUSTEESHIP.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. ia bill in equity
to remove Cua from the position Of trustee OF the
A. K W. spraguc estate, WAS filed here this morning
and the hearing VIII OFF before Jutgr Lowell, Of
the United states Circuit Court next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
HIGH-PEfCED ADVERTISING.

II is sometimes questioned 10y merchants
whether adyrrtls!ng pays The question Will hardly
bear the ght of the following facts rates
for transient advertisements being figured me thT
naoo Jyflgn< II Is SAID for a column n year receives
600; The Ser trk Herald receives for its lowest
priced Column $50, 723. anu Tor tho highest s3ts.OOo
TuF NCw-YoRK TRIBUNE for It's lowest S%S.I04, and
for its hghes +s 6ts and these papers are never ~
iVss Tor adVeit isrmsntH To MI their coluhihs IhtH
patronage comes not from desro To asAAt tue 70
spsetlye Diapers, but from business men who ind II
prof able 10 ADVERTISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
TIE ELEVATED LINES.

Referring 70 the published statement that
many employees the elevated railroads mad not
received their correct wages for November, General
Manager Ham. OF the Manhattan Railway Company de-
MED We terday the truth OF The charge He saj;
" There every month some tralng errors in max
Ing up poyro il ia natural there should be, for
company has three thOysand men IN It's employ
think there have been complJints from two men ems
month. Ii il not true moreover that we have dis
emerged any the corks whJ make out the payrolls
simply removed chem from their former ON e at No
Frout-st, the genera officers. OF the men IN our
ploy 800 mechnnlcan depa 'tmeut wnich
Includes chiuIsts engine rs, iemeu, and cOupers
d" Do you ever receive con paints from the men ttt
they nave been oyerplid "
" 90 rot remember an instance II that kind
TIE subject of extending the eicV ted railroads 10 he
InWO.d size OF the prOporcl worlds Far has not yet
discussed by tac drrctOrs OF toe company Prce
dent Garrison SAID yesterday that the ste should De-
decided n wOuld hardly De necessary Tor ulr com,
pauY 90 eX end liza lines that the New-l ork tIY ana
-,Oi tht Railroad. wnIch practically an extension
OF the Ii shtl-iyCnue Road could easily ieacn tie
grounds by building .pr no. over Aai -nlc ~ enTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Holiday birds the Appropriate gfs to one.
Sougers aud cages be ,eeCtrd VIII be sent
whcn desired The stock Mr. HOdens, 3S1 6th3ye IL
large comprising song whstng ami talking birds some
fancy crimson that great novelties aud
bnlnnr hes which npe OF The operas Tie
Gth.ayr. bird store . well wOtth visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
RAILEnAn EXTENSION.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. ID. The New Yor!l
AMI NevE gland Eu.tOaJ has comp.ated l,s crack me-
rgc.u DauHury and Waterbury and "a oulJ f5w u..s
from she Harlem Road The rain, w.ll soon Gun rom
Bosom ~ Dduuuiy, tile .aI- Oc NJ now ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
WHIT = DOING

"WEI DE MEYERS CATARHH cCEEh worth sen Tne,
~ cost Rev. c. J. jones' Sev.BrElton = r. ~ cure ns
OF four years, Chronic catlrri. Lew, r. SsHnln ter
chant BOO Fulton So. Broo fya" &c cacoi " VIE n
eehte-nyears j. garz f.. 20 Hudson ave-.
e seq CITY" cured member n.ly who hld siE
fered over tlr,y years. j. -. Mcdonald. 10 Broad
,yay New.Yor-' &c. &c. r. viii ireia cases IA a
fs, days AMI w lse not Poe 10 - any cas- A,we.er 5a-
which this irClDe preparation vInot cure Dr. Wei
DE Meyers eause' statements by the cured. Is
males, free by D DEWEY & CO.. 80 Dey-sJ., New YORK
a real c!rs az Carsrrh iOr only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Lieutenant Commander Nirlds was native
Of Penn. ylvauI from which state he entered the voun-
teer navy az Acting ster's Mate October 81 lS63.
In November SCH he was promoted to Acting Master,
and or the close the Civil War he was transferred 10
the regular service. RE commission ed AZ Leuten.
ant Commander July !, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
NAPY ANDERSON.

Miss Anderson appeared last night at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. ~ Erad',e. The theatre was full
and the actress had cordial welcome. Particular
comment Oh her performance is necessarily deferred
Eradae has long been known for one oil her best
works This was the full east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
IL .rATE CANNL TRAFrIc

ALBANY, Dee. 13.-The Official statement Of
Ia. D.sne-s stat. canals pas; season,
Apri To December, ewes the following TOO nS: Tolls
co lrc,rf. SI.5Jj.2J7 j5; miles clel rcd by boat
IO.3J-.D4C; tom, OK al-rl-- transported 0.4ll,3li.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
THE lHoNAs-JosEFFY CONCERTS.

The 5eries OF concerts by Mr. josef <ond Theodore
Thomas ana ms orchestra, which begin at Stenway
Hall this evening" certain TO be among the most
popular musical events of the season. The COM
Dt,,ation Us nG extraordinary one. Admirably as
Nj Josefy played last year 1t can he truly said that
rs astonishing powers were never fully displayed
tai they were brought out by the close sympathy
and effective support OF Mr. Ibomass mastery ac-
compartments. Wherever the two men have APP
peared together they have created sensation. Ihe
promise winch the rstprosramme holds out cannot
tail 10 stimulate the already keen public interest,
aid Ne shall be surprised If before the series closes
atte.tal.ce docs not become decidedly The fashion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
PREPARING FOR SUMMER TRAVEL

LoNG BRANCH Y. j., Dec ia through
douo,e track beng laid on tnc New-YorS aud Long
Branch Railroad from Brauchport TO Deu Beach, to
when WILL De- added third rail IN time for next seasons
vel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Tflr CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OTTAWA, Dec. 13.-1he Government was
.i. .lur the House OF Commons to-day by vote u
llItoJI sreiu,l 90 stat what other OF, re- had
received r. .4tIyo ~ t4c Paeldc Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

No nerson shouId build make alterations In
their piumUing without wishing the wareroons ii
HENEY G. MEYER & CO., Manufacturers OF the most
proved sanitary appliances o. 10 and - ChnsI., New
YOrS.-l Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

'o' i'' . 49,. 100 ,,,,,,,.
LfYERI Dec. l5 --;.' D. W' ul -lHl & .,ius
and'. t9-: Aiioioe ,f.4os o % ,ssce,nT
7.uOn bales ncutE- 300 bales Am t'riG ID "!'
lands. L,N }iG-tAe caIse. 60 ,I,,3 ia:
nv "a 49,. p. v.r,- t5s,d ro Warren ard ADr
"' rs o snrt ana Nay ,fe .verr o-7, .a &C.,, Say
delivery n-'aal 90 A.Ii ilt 80 49,, nm. End In y
a'ri JuA' ug!if yer 1,.-'' -" W. -
delivery '-5o l''' On co-t,r ,fft4itn, rn,nIs
LIVERPOOL. Dr.. l'-l'DD F. wv 1890 ft...- o5, ST,,
ia -. =. "a ,f,-b ,l.'t.-y a2t-. . do March
auu pot uehtetF. i ~ 30, M r. -,ie- oi the
LI|atr.ol- j., ~ ~ t,+y,to D. '''
eugt-lA Dee. 45.7.'ttn 49, - " r.ceiuiis
llci 10" Moili- ~. - "''' '''''"''' ~'
9 Hl., ,'ies 1 1o, s,, t,,. Visiu,, f1se Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. IA. l q. m.-The movement
OF the yesterday slight cloudy weather
with ght rain 10 early pact OF the day, prevailed
The temperature ranged betwee 800 aud 400 the aver
age t35o 3lso higher than on the corresponding
day last wear ard sac higher Sunday
Gear or partly cloudy weather with possibility OF
light ram or snow may DC expected IN this city and vi
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

70 the Edtt0r oT me Trtbuns.
SIR: The report of the annual meeting of
ST. j hus Gmd showed balance In tne treasury OF all
funds, which may have made q wrong mpressol on the
minds OF your readers. The Guild cannot use for It's
wort genera relief money which nas been given to
Floating Hospital tor the erection OF the SEASIDE
Nursery The fund fc~ general relief is n most cx-
bausied. while poor coming 10 Us Tor help ana
cases Of desttuou and sickness are among those
crying for bread i IS important tuat moneJ be con-
trbn;ed for the purpose Oh feeding the hungry
Not any 81 these contributions will be used tor salary OF
on 70 renf--sucn txHru-rs beng met ~ membership
dues vii b.. applied thr Den IL OF me poor
GiHs OF m0u,v should be sent ca hr. VIM. H. Guion.
treasurer at III office - the GWd No. Uliyerslty
Dircr or 10 No - Broatwav. Ntr resp .rftuiiy,
JONI ". KRAMER. Master.
DrLANO ALVIN,
EENJ. l. -HEENAN.
NM. j. HUTCHINSON,
j. a HEEEiCK.
kAIK ELEMENTAL. NJ d..
N.ts! IS tietn- Committee.
s. J0hp's GuiId No Tiurersi'y place. e. H. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Pangborn c. fl. Morgan. W. Hand. J. ). Lud iing9n' W
H. VI Her, Capian j. LYncn, v. ID. II rider Ctlfk' l.. y.
TaylOr, c. A. GOldey aud J. II. sea nan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Wallaek. understand. will bring ONT the
play Of Forget-Me-Not" at his theatre. next sat
urday night This will anticipate the arrival here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
ghriStmas MARBLE a.

Bns-ford going up tow and selling of his whole
of Ousef .ug Goods IN Cooper Institute ., forced
Read his announcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

-ALE OF = LDNI I5LAND ROAD
The Flushing O.. H. and North Shore Rail-
road sold al public auction saturday, az the Court
Hou. Long leland Cy for 100000, tue purchasers
benz. or = %, Morgan Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Ready Th.s ,ioruans /.

THE SEMi-WEEkbI rkiibD>E.
Price wrappers ready foe mailing pr slpy
copy year s. nye Ga eo~ss All 1is
extra. rs Postage ia al cases tree 10 sa0,crDG
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

~frena Proof made that most gratifying
results have iolowed the use OF CA>WELi. MASSEY <
CO.s EMULSION Or GOD LIVER OIL WITH QuI
AND PEkslNA- lll7 Brl1Iwsy and . - 5ti|aya
yirsy, hagteavo Ceisssias. Grsnds
Griiis snd tisDtil the oaiF genuine
Wnnfed A secon1 hsnt IN or'er Al
dross with terms sHOhrHAND. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

VOTE OF THE XVIII NETWORK DISTRICT.
TO thr Fdttor of + he TrtbHHe
SIR: Please publish the Official vote of The
XIV t,urr,s-ic, I'D J. strict q. rtv-Nor5. !. =. T.
IactGirrrsa, Pom, Dc. e l~-u.
Lewis Bach j. m, 1G133; CAar.es 7. Person
R,pA 11.ef4: ADDISON } Clements GTecn.l $50;
B.achs pld rallty, 4G0.-Ldl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

BRADFORD Peua Dec 3D. -Crude Ou IN lair mand put a
lower tat sales l44uOO no Tnted Pipe Line Ger il
Gates opened 81 &C. dec ned 70 80 $50 anu coseu At % %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram the 1Aon-tca varai1ns ~ i - y snth
Tor IN y
th 'sc
by mercury durins Thr broken Or so hne
Indicated ~ the therhoA A. h~'
b PhaIHAcy. arlalFay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
uari-tmn. Appeal for Poor Children.

Tho bitter cold OF winter coming early,
VIII remind OF The thousands 81 h tie chi.
dren ia >cvY0fk homeless f1ea Hess vlthogi
she rcF from the niiiug hau clad anc
aud sleepnE often IN boxes cellars or lcs, growing
misery and Ley reach out nans o silent
appeal the many this country whom Providence las
D.es aed and AK 3Id ami sympathy.
VINO will help the ii ILDhtN'S AID SOCIETY 20 make
happier 70 these unfortuaa little ones The
best Christmas l1ir IS D1h.
FIFTY UOLLA : Rili send three homeless children
homes ia the country Ok HUNDRED DOLLARS viii au5
sp Oh 10 Oaref0Otet ltte boys or girl ONE Hun DRIED
DOLLARS will give l20 hung children hot meal Tor .
month.
surely those who have friends and every comfort
vii euoy Christmas lr feeling that they have male 10
happier 10 the homeless ana ienilo,s 0rph ~.
December \. 1850 G.. l.. BRACE secretary
ChiGrtn's sid Society. 80 Fast tth-st, New York.
Gifts Of clothing ami provision. O. the Ccufr
Office - 4tn, New YORK ~ VIII b. called Tor tho
address be- forwarded.
Donations mOaey be nc0sed 70 either u the
In Post Office Oriers tI"y
De made payable order u Zoe. tt. asIte
MM. =. BOOTH. President
Third National bank. - Nassau.st
GEORGE :. cor. Treasurer.
American Exchange National Rank. 10 Broaaway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

FALL RvrR Mass Dec. l3-Printng loths continue very
ann nm demand WITH small 81 squares 4arsc At
which quotation Tor 6oxjG clio hs The market closes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

I
The foreign Eals ioT the week sniaE ,ArU Decsm
oer $50. viii TINS ones "WEDNESDAY -
for Europe py stcansnip Batavia Oncer'ton CORE
rDOniOnce tor france must lY adlFesse: and ~
France direct bY steamship ClerA VIA Havre On
TIL R,DAl al ii for Germany ance xc b. steam
L,ssng Plymouth, CherDours anu Hamburg corre
spondence Great Britain ana the continent NUS BE- -2c
cllly addressed. IL for Europe " steamship
Lepubnc. VIA Queenstown On sAl hpAl Al S.3V a. a.,
Tor Europe steamship City OF Richmond wa Queenstown
correspondence and scotland specially
addless.j 500 "A. Tor scotland dlrvct Dy steam
ship Devonia a Glasgow and at Il EUROPE ny
steamship MOsel southampton and Bremen. Tue aais
AMI NOrw ispsicnel nv HsnDUg
ana steamers only The mails Tor ~ Aafv and
Maraesioo New Dceember IA Toe mails or Hon
dura Livingston Ne~f0rA December "a The mails
for Nassau New-NOrk December 10. Tie MATS Tor
Havana. MeIicO and he West Indies leave Ne~-l orN De-
ID The mails Tor NsNoundsnd and -; Pierr NJ
queon December II. he mats tot Porto
flco leave York December H. IN mails
FranCiscO December - The mails Tor CA,G1
anu apan leave Francisco January 1.
mos. - ~ A.>, P)stGtissr.
Deusnnar u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

s., Joars G,fla No. rar,r;i'gTiree Dee ii, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

plies permanently erndicated WITHIN ihre. No
krlc caustlc AL al diseases Clrou
lars containing D.. HOir q Vest 2itRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
c. T.. BRACE Secretary.
- East th-st.. New. York.
WORK IF THE \ EAR.

Ther, during tn past year in Elk Lodging
Houses 4e3 d rent boys and girls Z)232i meals and
lsO,5@7 lodgings supplied In abe - Day aad u Even
o. co. cnidron who were taught ara D@ty
fed and clothed Cti7- wirn meals were suPpieGl 800
= gOoG h, mai1iy IN the v est ,sos we're
aided with fool mecne etc, through the sick cnior.n,
5,OSI eiiifol eIOyei the nenents OF tht ,rs
side Home (averang about Z0j wcek 5S girls h~Fo
been instructed the Of the set machine IN te 'rs
LodglR House the IHcustrsl srhocs lh,fe nave
been T. orphans Ia the Logging HOUSES so % ave
been m Pen savings Banks tOt1l number
under charge OF toe society during the year 20 %.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
Editorial Spinnlngs.

New York has Auburn locks to at
least one OF her State Prisons
They are too enlightened in Russia to
think of hanging (Czare) wiches.
Answer to flippant youth-No. Polly
wog is no relation to Polly Hopkins.
1t ID now believed that the sun has
some Berkshire blood in its veins, which accounts
for Its spots.
"Help is 30 scarce in New Britain,
Conn, that many families have gone to boa rd-
ing" Perhaps they might be helped by using
cod liver oil.
The New York Herald rebukes the
selling of apples in theater in that city. 1t is
beastly custom when peanuts are so plenty as
hey are nowadays
The fashion reports say that there
never was before such LATITUDE of cho.ce in bon
net styles Nor for that matter such longitude OF
purse required to come at them at the fashionable
millineD
Some over nice people affect to doubt
the literal exactness Of the alleged "fal of man. u
This is mere hypercriticism. We know there
must have been a fall as Shakespeare permits one
OF his best historic creations to observe "Now il
the winter Of our discomfort made glorious sum
mer. etc. As they did not have miracles in
shakspeare's day they must have had a fall to
correspond with the seasons named.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15

IT Is an authentic bit of current news
that seven hundred men, women and
children were recently burned alive in
Rangoon as an Offering for the restoration
Of the King, who was laboring under a
fit of delirium tremens. Now hasn't the
civilized world anything to say about this
kind of conduct on the part of his royal
nibs of Mandalay? When it was found
that these graceful children of nature,
the inhabitants Of the tropical Islands of
the Pacific, had a passionate fondness
for missionary, broiled, roasted or frica-
seed, the guileless anthropophagy had
administered to them a gunpowder diet
until they cultivated better taste and
listened meekly to the canons of the
church. Something Of the same sort Of
treatment should be meted out to this
royal fiend of Rangoon, who squanders
the population Of his kingdom in such
brutal and useless holocausts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15

The lady who fills the chair of Profes-
sor of Domestic Science in the Illinois In
dustrial University has been giving SEN
sible "Advice to Girls" in a lecture at
st. Louis. She called women the worlds
home-makers, insisted that reform in
wCmen's education was the urgent need
of the times, and emphasized the fact
that intelligent cooks, educated house
keepers and enlightened mothers were
beginning to be appreciated. Women
were not instinctively good housekeepers
any more than men were good mechanics
or good farmers It was an error to sup
pose that In matters pertaining to the
home, instruction was not needed. 1t
was said that common sense alone was
necessary, but common sense and proper
sense differed. Despite their general
unpreparedness she said that SO out of a
100 girls would still persist in getting
married. This last assertion, which would
be true if there were men enough, posi-
bly, supplies the key to remedy. Let it
be enacted that no girl shall get married
until she can pass an examination in
domestic science.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
Little Red akidinghO0d.
Richmond State. ]

There was real case of Little Red
Ridinghood and the wolf at one of our
hotels the other morning. A large New
foundland dog had strayed into the
building during the night, and after
wandering about in vain search for his
master finally entered the sleeping apart
ment of two little girls, daughters of the
proprietor, whose room adjolned that of
their parents In the morning the
mother of the twins was reused from
slumber by the piercing shrieks of
one of the children, and rushing
hastily to their room the sight that met
her gaze seen in wilderness would have
frozen her blood, but in the midst of a
civilized life it only called forth a laugh.
There stood the great black, bear-like
dog with his forepaws on the bed, lick
ing the hands of the screaming child,
while he wagged his tail in perfect good
humor, wholly unconscious of the fact
that to her excited Imagination he had
been playing the role of the wolf in the
story book, and had already more than
half devoured our Little Red Riding
hood by his great eyes, mouth and ears.