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A number Of country papers OF this
State are again agitating the question
Of holding press convention and or
ganizing permanent associations OF
editors and newspaper men. The
CHIEF has always recognized the de-
STABILITY of such reunion and or
ganizatioD, aud will do any thing III
it's power to encourage and aid the
movement. II remains to be seen
whether the present agitation of the
question will be productive Of more
tangible results than have been
achieved by similar discussions here
tofore. Louisiana ought to have
press 1assOciatiOn-tl,ere is no differ
ence of opinion among the country
editors o., that point, but they have
shown little disposition heretofore to
back up their views on the subject by
carrying them into practical opera
ton. Let our contemporaries settle
upon the time and place for holding a
press convention and tho CHIEF will
be represented at the gathering.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-07-03

One Of the interesting Incl dents
connected with the proceedings OF
the Cincinnati convention Was the
presentation Of a mastery letter
from Mr.. Tilden announcing that he
did not desire the presidential nom
nation. There was q strong senti-
ment in his favor in the convention
and among the spectators who crow
ded the galleries, and it was thought
by many that after o tedious and
fruitless contest between the friends
of the other aspirants, Tilden's name
would be sprung. The opposition to
him was too strong and too bitter,
however, 10 make this project FEAST
bic, even if the letter of withdrawal
had not INTERVIEWED; and it was very
fortunate for tho Democracy that the
blunder Of such u nomination was
avoided.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-07-03

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the
appetite.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-07-03
Keating's Academy.

4S4o420pesA aya q hoas. saaesssvsssh oe1se.
pa Address 1sInoo9A Co. Psesile1 Isins
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-07-03

- RSefmaseees are authorized and re
auested T. aet - agents for tho CHIEF.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

Western Union continues weak and feIl :" 90
@0sIs and American Union sold at 59@oo aga,pso
GGQ0os. the figures at which 1t sold when nrs'
/" li,teJ last Thursday. A notable exception :"
the general rule of prices was the stock OF Lousv,o
and Nashville, which advanced from l43 10 ioos
on the information that the United states C,iou''
Court at Nashville Tenn, had o'Sa'sSeu a., a., LIZ
s,is l.; tbo cases against the railroads to hold the
ro,Iroads responsible for bonds issucd by the state
Of tennessee in aid of certain railroads. The dec''-
ion of Justice Withey is reported to be that nons
Of the railroads. whether foreclosed or not arc SUP
ioc 70 anv lien In favor of the holders of tennessee
State bonds. The market closed quiet but weak a'
the decline. nj.
TIE dealings in Government bonds nj the Doai"'
amounted to $liO00o-al per cents III VI.
morning all prices were firm, bn' later the 4i9 an"
nor coma weakened so that compared with satur-
dov's bids the 4iasa ls lower aud tho 4s are .
lower. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
E.rQal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
~ COUNTY OF NEW.YORK.-ROBEHr II HikRlSOE
ard AMELIA HARRISON his wife Dl ntfs again. sarah
Harrison, Margaret Harrison Jane WILSON, James wilson
trustee under tho viii OF MaItha A. Peek deceased Robert
Harrison. George Harrison lanes HARRISON "llSh hafi
son ary Harrison. argafet Austin sarah A. "a Iason ana
Agnes Harrison chidrrn Of James Harrison, deccased
VII aIn Austin. husband Of Margaret ifn, l!heda Hair
son wife HarrlsOn. Margaret J. keiy Dariel
husband of MARGARET j. Kciy te People o! the - TO
Of York form eilY Hcirna letter Ohm ~
G. Gray, Charles Burhha ter. Joseph M2sn Ani stephen
Burkhalter. surviving partners Oi B'iRhSIei Co. Mar
sos nsn'f fdRard r' e. Cone and Albert W Wright com.
OF ana estate Of George Harrson Elz II az
OF 0earse HARRISON dectasrd Ebert Eutnlam, teekmau.
r. BnTDhaI NJ. Conckhn William a. Christie John
man john : Davenport william sloane :ohn sloane, VIII
lam d. sloane, John Mitchell, Walter "; Law. uenry l.
Sloane Thomas c. sloane David Jones' William 10 Hesey
William 81. Leslie James ,hambers Edward RorLe James
Ecrke John CrvssHy IT, James w Crossley. Charles X.
Sterling all persons unknown having or claim
ing sny IN the premises sought 10 he parnOned m
New.foIk Amended summons. To the above named do
PENDANTS and each them You hereby summoned %
the amended complaint D this action and 70 serve
copy the plant Ms attorneys within twenty
DAYS or OF this amended excDsv" 0f
OF failure 10 or
answer Judgment Will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded Ia the amend d complaint.
Dated New. YORK, Aurust l3. 1851
GRAY q DAVENPORT Plaintiffs Attorneys,
p. o. address AMI ONCE, no Nissaust New ork city,
TO Tho defendants sarah Harrison Margaret HarnsoD. ob
Harrison, William Harrison and Mary HARRISON: Tho
foregoing served upon you by publication pui
ant to order Of Hon. T. a. Nacomber Justice Of tho
Of september 1880 and fled with the compliant IN the ofce
Of Clerk Of the City and County OF New YORK at tie
% YORK september iSlh. 1850. GRAY 4 DAvENPoeT.
SeD14-lawewfu Piaihtino Auoiheys
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

the south compnrtment Of shaft. This work will
be peted III a few days. when work VIII be re-
suned on the 600 level. Our machinery has been
put in irstclass order and ~ stronger now IN many
places than when first constructed. ,
The north drift 300 level. uf the Boston Consoll-
dated in 13 feet at last report the vein iorma-
ton widening, covering The whole face OF inc drIt I,
and the ground being very favorable for work. lhe
Slopes looking well, showing rich ore at every
point, some Of il fine specimen ore.
The north Shaft of the Silver Nugget is now down
17S feet and We are now sinking the sump prepar-
atory cutting out the saine, writes tho superin-
tendcnt on the 10Th. The ledge in north drift on
the 90 level was then feet between walls: carry
ing some rich streaks of ore In ntermiXed with low
grade quartz and clay The south drift on this
level had been discontinued on account Of bad AIR.
The slopes above the 20 level were still looking
we'll and the ore extracted was being hauled to
the mill and piled mp ready to crush on the arrival
Of the new pump
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

T, State bonds more than a u.ua business was
done. including Louisiana cons9ls at fo'f lch
ros,co ia old m 40 and new at 81 and Arkansas Os
funded act at 20 and Is issued to Little Rock ana
Fort Smith Railroad at Q, to Little ROCK, fine D'"i,
and Newt Orleans Railroad az o's~SH 10 CehtI d.
Railroad Mt g. and to Mississippi Onachta anu hsu
River Railroad at 8. There were no tfahsac''o"' III
city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds we're not particularly active. but
the dealings developed good deal OF Irregularty'
Mobile and OHIO first benturc5 AMI Il. LOUIS ana
Iron Mountain second incomes. which were de-
pressed on Saturday by speculative sales. showed
sharp rccoverics Mobile and OIio first debenture'
rising from SOJsG 80 20 S2Il, and -. Louis ara
Iron Mountain second incomes fron 81 10 c%'4V
So Erie second consols wer3 comparatively dull
and fell from S3I4GS3lo 10 S7;l the funded os
.oliing at 50 against 83ii Saturday. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first cons,ls were 3s higher at
1882. but tho seconds declined b TO 30. New
Jersey Central consols were y lower ~ 1864, ana
the incomes fell to 3d. and to 80 seller 90 Hays'
while Lchlgh and Wisesbarrc consois improved =
per cent to 9I5s. Ohlo and Mississippi Hs.s'
Soringfeld Division, were strong az l0j. New-York
Elevated flsts were l. easier at - ana McTopof
tan fst Gs with less business than OF late, were firm
at 103G 1929, closing the sano a3 saturday. Ore
gon Railroad and Navigation lists fell 81 TO 100,
and then recovered to 1912. Ono Central irsTs
were steady at 93 and the incomes at Do. Dem
yer and Rio Granle iirsts were y easier 1T 1919
and consols il lower at 972i Kansas Pacific consols
being seadier at 96i2, and dIst' Denver Diylsion'
l. lower at 1O93i. 1t. Louis and ~an Francisco new
CduIplneuts were firm al lO2l2
lie Sub-lreasury to-day 1851 .3j9 on Da!,
ance made up by losses vi Sil4s, 81 currency ana
81 I63G9S CON. his makes the ,ftl loss since las,
Friday ~ 4S2 0i3. There = 40 chang III me ocai
money market. and the COmalyn rate Iof can Iotus
to-day was 2lo per cent. he European steamers
arriving since Saturday brought 200 foreign
rcli CON aud gold bars. IGe domestic eXchahGes
on New-Yorll at the places named AZ quoted AS FOL
lows: savannah. 3S0 ls disc unit Charleston, 10
discount to par; New-Orlelns. 30 cents per Tl,Ooo
discount to par; st. Louis 10 discount; Chlcago'
rs cents discount; Boston. joGi1 cents dis-
count. The United States Trcasurrr at Washing
ton to-day received $4,000 III National DanR
notes for redell ton. The Gus receipts
were s72O.O00 and the internal revenue Ieceipts
were 1870 600. The following IS the Clearing
House statement to-day ENcnaig ge', %l43 3333,2l9;
balances T6 5S09S9. Tie Transactions at the SUD-
TREASURY covered: Rcccip.s, i1,45oo36; pay
Ineuts $:} I2O, 100 currcacy balance, 20 oi2,OI3;
coin balance, 81 7,G13,s17.
D,.ptc the constal. efforts that are made 10 VITO
tie rates for foreign exchange dow n. they remain
pcrsis!ently steady. although the markets are doli
and would quickly respond either TO an Increased
demand or an unexpectedly large supply OF CONNER
clai bills. Annexed are the posted quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY. Sept o7-P. W.
There was little in to-days mining stock markets
beyond the fluctuations that were caused by the
dealings Of traders for small profits and the busi-
done comparatively small. Chryso-
lite rose from 400 TO 1.35 and closed Mt 4.lo.
Little Chief advanced from SO TO 05G0O cents.
Climax fell from 1.05 to CO. and Annie was about
steady at 6IG6106 cents. he Comstock shares
were dull Consolidated Virginia 3d3.05, and Cali
fornia at 2O5G2. Hukill was only moderately
active, but recovered 10 cents to LOO.
Green Mountain sold at 3.5j decline of
3 cents. Among the low-pricc stocks 81,
yer Nugget was largely dealt IN between oo ana
80 cents. the lowest figures being the closing price,
against 50 cents Saturday. Gold Placer was 2 cents
lower Mt 20 cents, Calayeras l cent higher at $50
81 cents. and Moose l cent higher at 81 cents. We
Totc sales of Ophir at 0i2d93l. Sierra Nevada At
IL ls Best and Becher at 1020 Oh. Mexican at y
a. l2. Union Consolidated at 24023l2. Father de
Snet at 3. Silver Cliff at 2l2Q3 and Horn Silver at
10. The markets closed dull aud steady.
A. L. MINING STOCK EKOHt Voc SILFS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
FUH,prAS u>Vxsr4

LNEGPooT- Sept 27-pork- Prime Mo,s-Eastsrn nimer
at u Western hrmer at ~ Bacol -eumperand Sns
DUH AZ a. Short RIB armer - Long Clear
stsaiy at AZ; short Clear steady AZ 43 u Hams
tut du 81 i3 shoulders Steaty III J2. Beef-lDda Ness
nrner at T2 Extra Ness strliy At 50: rrme Ness dull
81. 3D. tard-Primo Western dun 43 Iallow- PRIME
CITY steady ID, 35 lurpentine hrmer al So hosa
-Conmon nrmer AZ o. fne hrmer Al 10 od Cneeso sa
American Choice. nrner Ga. lalu on steNv az "a
Four-Estra state STEADY at IL 6d. whea-No T. Wniie.
dull AZ lei.; spnne No. s. dun ~ aSi New Wiu. ".
al0d. Corn-Mxed, dun Ana. Cot'onseed vii-
Yellow Aiuencan IN market kosin-t omdiu NJ Lon.
don Ateaay 81 Turp~nlue spirits. NJ London. STEADY
at ~. Receipts OF Wheat fo the weesfom Atlantic poit
C4OO0 from Pacific ports $500 from otIer sousss
81 900 Qrs. Corn, 80 900 qTs - ,o %, ... ~
LONDON. Sept. 27A D. u-Calculta linseea pSos p, v.
henned Petroleum eSsVSt per sa Spirits OF inrpen'"s
2boi. per cwL
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
MONDAY, Sept. PIP. VI


The stock market to-day opened ~ it closed Sat
urday evenIng-duI and steady. In n few instances
the early prices slowed small fractional improve
ments. But the small advances were met by free
supplies of stock, and prices soon began t. ylc,d,
moro because ot the small demand there is for
stocks than because o. any marked pressure
of stocks for sale. The stock market now
Is not subjected to the raids" that
heretofore usually have characterized declining
markets On the contrary, the market il very free
from such manipulation. Prices sink because OF a
desire to liqGidate at time whom there is not cor
responding disposition TO enter iIto n,w ventures
As is always the case. there in tho market more
Or less OF stop orders TO sell when certain
figure is rcacacd-which, when being ex-
ecutcd. break the prices faster than when
the market Is being fed by orders
to sell at limited prices. But steady reduction of
limits Is continually reaching the figures of tho
" stop orders" and causes what for the moment
appear to be raids" " upon prices Tns particular
feature to-day was most noticeable In tho coal
stocks. When Central of New-Jersey sold nj n
after qniet decline from 72D72l4 its price ouick "
broke to 607s. After that there was q rally 20 70a
but when the price again touched 20 another lot
of stop orders quickly reduced tho selling price
to G3009h. In the same manner Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western, ,thrOu y several declines and r,
lies fell from S9i29S97s to s7as and Delaware and
Hudson from 830S3lI to Slos6813, The genero,
list shows final declines running from to Oh nor
cent. but the two strongest stocks OF tho dsv wsr.
st. Paul aud Erie, which sold at 02is@02os09lIa
aud at 3s93eas937Ss@37a respectively.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
EUROPEAN FINAvci>L MARKETS.

LONDON. Sept 27l23O MT. :. bonds. per csu;s
HIS iour and hnl per cents ll.s New tSes lvJsei
Atlantic aud Great Western firs trustees cerih
Gates t9is co. second tSaGc 2S2 Erie 3d. second
consols. 81 Limos Central, lI5is icains. lt, New
lork central l3Sie
LOspoA sep27i pmCopsos. 97iIis money and 81 ,,
ior The account Us. bonds, nalf cents
l2S. our per cents. llA c, 3J4 second cOnsols.
81 Atlantic and Gteat Wsstr second mortgage trustees
c'ruucao>. Ssi4 Illinois Central ll5 Pennsyn Cen
tSl G' The amouut bal ion wthGrswn irom the Bank
England Oh balance today Is So"Oo Pans quote
three cent ~ francs ~ oentmcs fo the account
PARls sept 2I-Bxchange London - francs 81 cen.
times Tor cccks
BicIlN sept 1.-THE statement the Imperial Bank of
1efinaLy shows an increase speci, OF S29OOV matsS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

! new bin oathly magazine entitled Ed
rc-.sa -. j1j 'cu s'a-tet uuder he edtofsbip Of
N- Ie5ma- " BcG-e.l. l. Il snnouncei - ~ " In
ernational publication and bears the imprint of The
Nez-E -Eaclani Publishing Company, Boston. and
Tri,uer & Co. London. Devoted exclusively TO the
domain OF higher education, and TO the philosophy
which underlies all educational methods" il under
takes a work which no other periodical has propoed
to ITSELF The first number is em6ellishcd by steel
plate portrait DR.. Barnas Sears wGo contributes
paper on Educational Progress in the United states
during the last Ftv Years and tlerc are articles by
Dr lanes McCosh the Rev A. d. Mayo. ard Others.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Nllsrellaneous.

Dlair's Pills-Great English Gout and Rheu-
ID matte Remedy oval box tl round Doc At all druggsta
EOR SALE.-TwO one-inch wire ropes. each
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
san FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday. Sept. 81, 1sS

BoDIg CAL Sept. 27.-The Standard mine ex
trac Cd last week 900 tons of ore. the pulp ASSAY
II which was $27 -. Twenty-ninc hundred and
sixty-fivo ounces OF crude bullion were received
aud S2j, ,0C3 were shipped to the company.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Droposals.
JMPROvEMENTOF sAvANNAHRlvER,G Ga.
rsngD STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.

FNNINBKK
ARMY BUILDING. New. York. sept. H. 1880 }
SEALED PROPOSALS., In uip icste add essed 10 the I'M
desisned VII be received 1T this oce unf ~ oclock noon
on the 2dh Of OcioDe 1880 at which tine place they
VIII he opened the bidders Tor I'm hs
saysunsh River Ga, FROM 200 900 cubic yar,s Of
material viii DC remoy~ specific atiops MD
ders blanks c; ~ oposas Ac be obtained once
FROM NT. y L. I, Assistant Savannah
Y A. 0ILLMORE, Lieut.. Col OF Enginasr.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

AJOLLY FELLOWSHIP. BY FRANK r. STOCKTON. l?mo.
pp. 295. Charles >crbncrs sons.
Mr.. Stockton tells story or adventure
not only with peculiar simplicity, seriousness and
verismi,Itudc which cuJear him 10 all y0ung readeIs
bu, With a vein Of bunof al his which boy
can fan 10 appreciate IL tins book ho narTaes the
travels and accidents OF two lads and young girl who
visit savannah aud Florida. and Nassau and end their
voyage by GONG ajrit On a rafi from burning
steamer. anil beng rescued by Russian bark. Tie
>.oryis ,od w.ia .e-h;;ll ssirf aod is handsomely
Illustrated
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WESTERN UNION PROX,ES-Wo will pay ono
quarter per cent for proxies on Western Unicn Iee-
graph. WM. HEATH IL Co, 10 Bcoad-s
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Galcs bn Aucllun.

A UCTI0N SALE.-Police Department City
"A NewY0rk safe unclaimed properly account Police Lto
Insurance fund september 81 lssO 10 J0l Mott ST.
VAN TASStLb ~ kEARSEY. Auction, ers; cash
msce apeous aFtcos Particulars city Record for
CITY Hall basement.
EDWARD. T. LEWIS, Auctonecr
WOODROW a. LEWIS will sell, on
w "Wednesday september 20, at 1910 o'clock at 80 2S3
East 18Th the paior dinng and chamber furniture
pets fois &c. &C., OF the ~ ovc prvae redeucs be
gins the OF the Hull Ciak Catalogues at
housh
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
1nEp CALL-2:3O O'CLOCK 2. N.

Clryao ito Granville Clnax Luccrne
lOO.. - 900 .. 10 200. bio 10 3cOO. IL
$40 w 4.2 RED Elephant lOl .b3p l7d ~utro Tunnel
40 s3 ii. ZOO -. 4 500. s3. lcj l1O...... l.5D
100. SO 4ib Horn Silver 1000 .S3 l.Gu May Belle
i5g Il gej l5OUl silver CHI COO. ...... IL
3j0...... u Cola Placer 100 .....: 30 GuO- -
Caledonia "a GOO. .... 10 GOOishaw lUO.----. II
POO 80. % 300. $50 20 loo 70 Moose
leo. l.i5 ruscsrora south Bulwer 800 81
lOu--.-.l40 700. 30 .O). -b3.. ~ Ia Crosse
lO0...-.. l3j ~ e. b3 80 Rappahan'Ock .OO0.;. II
Little Cllri tOD. 30 zoo. 70 lluAlil
jDO.. 90 1000 bio 81 suckeye 2OD..... 1Gj
1000 ~ 81 jCO.b3 81 1900 .... ~ Auitrcn Fag
Caayeras Climax Anne 900 - o4
1900 D3 Ss 100 .. 10 S0O.... .Gl Ass'ih't paid
Con Va i2lo..s3 l.7j - 80
200 So 500 500...... l.7j
2OO..---. 30j l,O.... 10
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Cfcur5lou5.

Except sunday.
1:lO pm
Excelont fSldng he round At Rockaway Beach.
both outside and Jamaica Bay. Fishing stands
and boats the railroad stations
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
". l. NINING STOCh EXON woe Slh
SECOND CALI-i2:3D +. ".

ClTysolte Moose Tu.carora Bonaza Chief
so .. In5 100 -. 81 800 sI 20 600. .b3 80
100 - 20 Red Elephant 300 81 ~ con Virginia
2 o. 50 20 100 b3' 45 llOO..... 81 l01.. 3 O5
b. - ..... 40 800 ..... - 100 -.s3 800
Loo 425 Climax Durango 70. So 3u5
1Ol. .bSo 43D 600.... 80 l00...... .23 silver Gun
800. s3 / - 800. .. l.7j Eureka lOJ.-..-. 30
100 b3O . 80 Hukin - 49,. 100 100 -.-. 2.gJ
200 - 4 81 500 b3. lGi Little Chief 100 .... 800
l0D ( 81 700 go lG0 100 ..s3 80 Sutro Tunnel
100 b2O .f35 Buckeye Unadi'a DO. LOO
100. .b& 43J lO0........ u IOO...... Ia
200 So. l3cI Horn silver
cO)...... . 80 80. .-.. 1900
.b3 43O 80 ---... 10 %
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

TIE
STAGE by JAMES T. MURDoCH, veteran Comedian and
Traecdiau. A series OF DRAMATIC SKETCHES. Rich in
Anecdoc and reference ayorite Actors and Actresses.
Good commissions TO wide.awako agents Terms sent On
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Cost Gll0 fonno.
florses, Garriaaes, flarncss, &c.

~
EOR SALE.-To clCso IN estate, z fine brown
i mare about 5, hands hand some coupe fto :kIway
lcataernei. COOL harness. &c. vii bs sOh low can be
FARLEY BROS. stable Ne. II East 2.th-st Applyo
r. ORCHARD. No IA frsnki0Itst, j. II. RIDLEY,
No.3j beetmanst
TNHREE PAIRS FINE GELDINGS.
i Pair 10 hands. BAYS, yolrs
Pair. l51, hands. BAYS. and years
Pair. 1884 haads BLACKS. u vrirs.
All well br d. sound Kind both single ami double white
stylish and eyCcurn. active, anil
M fcr road sell either pair
pT1ce AdGrsss Box 81, Z. o., crest harrington Mass
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Nfw lJublltnilons

AN ENORMOUS SUCCESS.
N Nay Agnes Flemiugs new novel, Lost for
Woman" just published.
DECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
IL Memoriam George Ripley. .Priee2oc
TIibCne index fcr 1879. 'jc
Ncrnen's ............ PIlce loo.
Capital and Labor By Iobcr; COhyer...... Pr1ce l0c
Life OF Garfield. Extra No 6j...............PrcoJ &c
The People, ChOIce. Extra 40 6j....... .Price 5c.
Garfield New. OFs. Extra 40 81 Price loo.
Knitting aud Crochet. Extra No 52...... Price zoe.
Address - .-
THE TRIBUNE.
New York
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-11
Sara BernlIardt.
ARRIVAL OF THE FAMOUS FRENCH ACTRESS
IN NEW YORK.

ARRIVAL OF THE FAMOUS FRENCH ACTRESS
In NEW YORK.
Sara Bernhardt, the famous French
actress, reached New York on Tuesday
OF last week, and the papers gush
frightfully over her. A hundred artists
went down to the ship to meet her and
as they stepped upon the dock, the
band struck up "The Bells go Ringing
for Sarah" The Times gusher tells us
that the Bernhardt did not wholly come
up to her reputed point Of attention.
This is indubitably attributable to the
costume she wore, which was the very
quintessence of chic. But her personal.
ity fully comes up to its reputation of
strangeness. She is of medium stature,
inclined perhaps to shortness. Her
forehead, which is naturally quite low,
becomes totally invisible under the
fluffy and disorderly coifiure. The hair
itself is neither reddish nor bright
golden, as described by some persons,
but a warm blonde, and of 10 healthful
a hue that a dye is not even suggested.
Her features are extremely fine and
not even remotely indicative of her
Semitic origin. Her cheek bones are
rather high and her eyes, which are
steel blue, are, when her face is in re.
pose, prone to dreaminess, but as soon
as her face becomes animated sparkle
electrically. Her mouth is large but
pretty, and her teeth are fine, although
the upper ones are perhaps too long.
The most striking part Of her face is her
complexion, which is of a transparent
and warm paleness. Her bearing is
graceful and unaffected and wholly free
from the staginess which many actress.
es are forever bent upon parading in
nublicu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-11

press of Cincinnati, he was sure it did
not represent the feeling Of the mass of
business men Of Cincinnati. With this
disclaimer of any Endorsement of the
views of the letter Mr.. Watterson
thought the object of the committee
would be attained, and as the disclosure
of the name Of the writer would i'm
peril his business, if not his life, he felt
obliged to decline the committees re.
quest. The consideration of the COM
mittee's report was laid over till to.
morrow.
The chamber voted to hold no ses.
sion on Tuesday next, upon a petition
signed by members of both political
parties.