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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

All examinstioos begin ct 0 a n. asd
take place On the following named
days:
Friday. Jnns 4sh -M-ntAl Phiioso-
rhy.
Monday. June 7th-Taciius
"Wednesday. Juae 9.h-Botany and
"A" Book kssp,.v.
Thursday. June 10Th Eaelish Com.
POSITION. ard "A" English Grammar.
Friday June 18th Hps-r. "A" 0e-
sgnaphy. - Geography. "B" Book
keepsng.
Nnud.y. Jane Il,h-Eoe,ish Li,ers-
ture asd IL" Book. keeping.
Tuesday. June l5th-virgil, Cesar,
"A" Latin header sad "B" Latin ksad-
ef
Wednesday. June 10Th Mensufstion.
"A" Aig~bsa ID" Algebrs. "a Arith.
metic. "B' Aithmetic and &c" Arith-
metic.
Tbsrsday, June 17th-Nsturai Phil
osophy. 0esassn. Rssdins End Spelling.
Friday, June 17th-Commencmeus
~xcTcises. st r. NJ. csnsistiug Of
lat. E,sAys W tbs pupils graduating
fron The normal aud Commercial
courses. snd reseatati"n Of diplomas-
d. A,idrss. by Rev 8 4 Boxer. D d.
on the occ.-ion of tbs graduation Of
the 6rst class of teachers in the Terri
tUry
81. address l,y Judge Thomas Burke.
upeD presenting . Wsbster's Usbridg~d
DietionAsy {, she pupil Who reaches
the hSehess Averages standing 10 the ex.
smiration fa.sed during the clio ing
college yeas
The pubic Il Invited to be present ..
a,.y tisss. ae
A. ] Anderson, President.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04


ChserfalIy Dsesnmenas is % Any
ons Suffering fron Drighs's DIS.
ease.
NEW RooHELLn, N. Y. Junsl5. 70.
II. 81. WAnHe1 d Co.: Two years
ago last spring ] vas attacked with
svelling Ut my ankles and feet. Ny
physician pronounced my case -lbumi-
nusia. Al The expiration Of three
noeths. after On sxsuination BY thres
prominent ply sicians my case ~as de-
cided IN b. Bfights Disease of the Kid
neys. Ny blood turned to water. and
my physicisp said that could not live
mise nonghs wss r~cammended by
. physician tn try your graf remedy
(Sste Kidney Ani Liver CUrs]. This
vss in January. 1879. I went to Flor
ids.s saking six bottles with me, AID
during No stAys there I sent fss six
bottles more. While there my chief
occupation eonAisted In regularly TAX.
ing your medicine. On my return, in
the latter part of April. my family and
frieuds were overjoyed 1t the change
for the better in my health. When I
left home they did not expect would
come home alive. gaiued twenty
pounds in flesh. l took NO medicine
while in Florida except the medians
named. I am now attending to my
businsss regularly. and taking no med.
icine but 40 occAsioesl dose Of yours.
! cbesrfully recommend Il to any one
suflerirg from Brighvs Disssss.
J. F. o.. Nsw York. Is Old Slip.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04
THE OREaON KIDNEY TEA,

Resdsths following tsstimonisls. not
from persons 5000 miles away. whom
no ous kpows, but from well.knewn
and tsussworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose nsmss. written with their own
hands, can be sssn ct our o6ice:
SAtRl1. Or, Ian. il, 1890.
! bought . can Of the ORx00N XID.
NET TIA asd hsvs used osly part Of
Il, but ~ backache b. entirely cured.
Il he's splendid effect upon the urinary
organs. J. r. H0DsoN.
- alLvKRron. March 20. 1850.
lhavs ussd the 0RYooH KIDNEY IRA
lbe pains ID the back and en- sat,sfed
viii it, e0sets.l Z have no hesitancy
In recommending Il - . mild and safe
reosdy Tar lame back OF dssaagsment
q The kidussA y. EEasuHARr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04
DlILY lN7RLLIGRNCER.


&
Ship Templas. from San Francisco.
arrived here yesterday morning. Under
full sail.
Edwin Eells. Indiaa Agent on the
Skokossish rssssvasioS. has been In
ssnetIs for number Of days pest
Those in fsyoe Of cslsbrsiing the
Fosssh ef July II essstls viii ssst 10
Yssler's He'll st 8 o'clock this evening
We understand that Mrs.. Capt.
Clancy gave % elegant party on board
the steamer Annie Stewart u New
Tscoms last Saturday evening
Father Hylcbos. u Olympia ~ilI con.
duct the s~rvice ~ the Cstholic Church
in this city or Sunday ss.rninx rex !,
Father Prefoutaine being ~ Newcsstls
Col. Mach 10 expected from Spoken
Falls alusost shy dsy. HE coming
will be for the purpose Of removing his
family from this city 10 that growing
town. ~
The Josephins will leave here on
Monday nofning fr the extreme had
Of nayigst,on on Sksgit river. which
will b Portags- City Capt Smith 10
quite ooh6dent
Capt. Ham. Calhoun. Of Lacoun-r.
called uyoa .us yesterday. He r-p,rts
back card spsing in his nsighbprhosd.
and = cnlsivstsd average not more
than two-tkiristhst Of 1879
The dramatic cospany Nh. ssss ssr
peopl@ ihs'h eamplete ..eisl0osiDn I
fottmgbts s1n4s. till vstosn ssxt week.
asd 9iss tao more Il thsir thoies 80
t;sssiu,seuts. on the 'svenings a 7u~y
day md Wrdessdsy nest This esnn".
be ether thar gratifying % lovers Of
tile drama
The Piniofs snteEtsipmsnt In Olyn
l,ia was. 40 cnnplessly succuss1ol and
heartily snisysbls thst IL sspetitiOn
has bsea. Determined upon. Il will be
presshtrd second time this evening.
These from seattle wisl,iag 10 witness
IL eilf tsks tbs stss0sr for the Capital
leaving hrs Dnrning.
The Zvphyr ~. xiih IN scciiept Mp
the Sound thse .enposasily Disabled
her. and. compelled her 10 spend the
night assTacssms. Slss will .be dsws
early this morning. however. sad .
iiii1SJ sss will % bssk 70 OlymIia. i,
certain qnarters .hes fsilars 60 arrive
last evening created no eight dissp.
poifstn1vnt $3.50 bea = &,s 49,
There will bs,ths usual Friday ser
Vice In Trinity Clutch ct hall past !
, O'Clock. Rev Mr. Watson will leave
Tor Olynpis % SsssrdAy. And the"ss
for Portland ON Monday, TO deliver The
addrsse atths soanmsocsspent a. the
Bishop Scott Grammar School on Tues.
day. and 70 attend thu annual Cons oca-
: tion Of the, iurisdiction.
The WEEKLY INrgLLisEHcxM.. with
The latest and fullest reports frea,
Chicago. with news from the gold
minss.. with miscellaneous telegraus
fvva 81 parts 81 tbs world. With sdi.
tofiAl aud locsl matter Of general In.
tsrest. correspondence by mail and
telegraph. political msttsr. 60. issues
from the press frssh and criap early
this morning. For sale u Pomphrsy Z
book and nevs stand. Also Ut tho puh.
lication office. Prics. 10 cents copy.
Buy one or moss to send East.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

Nsaars. q. 81. WARsIa 4 Col
sslUraesisi b yos ~ hsvs1e ssItsved
ne By mems Of yous Safe Pills Of an
old cad seemingly iacurabls sostivsssas.
Fee yeosa r hsvs scAsssly ben sblo 10
obea1s . sasasal esAsuskioa q the bow.
Gle. Onl. hv the aid Of physic or In.
jsotisns cau'i I obtain rslisf. ! Ind
thai I 4uw have s ssgulAr cessation
Of the howsia End feet Ike 3 nav man.
Yours aincerely,
- TT. DEGARxc.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

Yea are asked every day through the
columns Of psvspapsrs and By your
DrueQise - ne sonstAing for your
Dyspspsia AMI Liver Coaplslnt thar
you know nothing aboat. You get die.
eouragsd spssdiag nessy with bat
little suecsss. Nov to give yoa satis-
factory proof that GaHExs AUousr
FLowsR will cure you Of Dyspsps,s
and Liver Ca~plaint With al its ef.
fssts. such - Soar Stomach. Sick
Headache. Hshitual Cstiveness. Pal
pitatiou " the Heart. Heartburn,
Watsrbrash. Fullns.s at the Pit of the
Sto~aeh. Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
Isdigsstioo. vsinoing q the He'd.
Law Spirits. &c, We ask you TO GO to
your DrnRgisls and ct Q SAmpls Bot
tie Of 0REKM's AUGUST Flown for 10
cents snd try it. or . irregular size for
Is seats. I've dosss will re.isvs you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

ARRIVAL OF THE DAKOTA. - The
steamship Daksta. H g Morse naster.
from San Francisco May Goth. arrived
last evening. IN he'd stsoag pnrth-
west gales The Arst two days. thence
strong northwest winds. June LIST
at IL n. passed steamer Idaho.
boand soutls. The Dakota brings ~
to- N ~. ht sf6e ort Townpsad. 100
t{6 kw N<stlle. - stpos Dors Issna,
end 81 Y tone Tor Oily Consignsss
hr 6ssttle: Andersen L Flynn. A Orth.
Agar 3 Nixon, Anderson b Osborne.
Boyd d Poncin. G r Stone. Crawford 4
Harrington. Chtibsfg Bfos. Esgls Mill
Company. Il Rsyan, Frsuenthal Bios.
Grifnth Davies. Geo T Maginnis 4 Go.
a g hsan. = ,NcAlesr 4 Co. Hall 4
RaslSss d. jln1lne., Jana = Me-
C.,nb. ] A McPhse. p Comeford.
Joha Collins. l N Bigslow. Kellogg =
Snyder. Kelly b isane. y J .CAsksek.
Mn A n Brooks. n Andefson, Il r
Maddochs. A. B Earl. Pest. Qsans Lss.
achxalashsr Bros q GO. slsr.h { Go.
So6ns b o. Ststson 3 Pet. Hassssd,
B Kenny. 8 Rodd. Stewart b Ebersold.
= q Benedict : 10. Y Y O. Tokss 4
ssisGS!sr.sn, IsasP 8sy.ead; 7 /, Lyle.
dell q Mites. wsli q Csmpbsll. Wu
Montsomesy. W q Pamphrsy. WIN
Slopsr, Va 0AoSg. v JMsks ius. W
a Hnntet, N Psarson. Wslia Fargo I
O. cod 3 80. Ebe win 1sAss THE
morning Tor up 6ound. and returning
will leave fss - rxeneiseo Tuesday
moaning. 5ouo -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-04

cnEAs 1Aviss. she
Front it, ~ xvesived :
couple q ~ - 60 ~ heap bat
exeelIsnt vasllentloss = tAe Rev I <
Punk. which are BOZ tsking . large
hold - fdbpS = Ne Iabli2 1hsss
ts,oks arc issued 10 quartz Torn. With
sk "a a, =
s,,eshaaical sppssspee y good. and
shsir prices u6asvsIsisIy I0w. Rsaders
shosld tsaos A6ok q thsos usU hooks.
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PAssExoER ARRIVAL. Passengers
. follows arrived here per Dsko.s les.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
died. {
CARPENTER--Die on November 9Th, 1880,
Mrs. MARY LOUISIANA CARPENTER,
wife of. II. Carpenter--aged 81 years II months
and : days.
Tribute ofResr,e<.t.

WnEREAs, Major JOHN PRESTON was the
superintendent Of the Institution tyr IN, Deaf
and Dumb Of the State Of Louisiana, at Baton
Rouge, and by his kindness to the Deaf Mutes
under his charge, endeared himself to them, we
tho Committee representing the Trustees Of said
Institution and In behalf Of our afflicted and
unfortunate wards, beg leave to offer distribute
TO the memory Of our friend.
1T 10 appointed unto oil men, once ~ die, and
yet the human heart mourns over the loss Of
dear ones, and strong friendship aud deathlcss
love would fain keep back the sombre messenger
who visits all alike.
Thus IN Our sorrow, we to-day have to mourn
the loss of Major John Preston.
While we pass under the rod of Divine will
and bow In humble submission to Him who
docth all things well. we feel That 1t Ia no re.
bellion against Omnipotent decree to express
our heartfelt sorrow at the death Of our friend,
while our tears 1.-THE silent, sad interpreters Of
our love- flow for him In whose character was
embodied all the virtue which adorn true man.
hood Kind and gentle, strong and brave, true
and good he has passed away from life, leaving
behind him the impress Of his own grand nature.
JOHN JASTREMSKI,1
tg j. I.ARGU1ER, Committee.
II. SKOLFlELD,
Baton Rouge, Nov, 8. 1890,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
Married.

ROBERTSON-ROBER Thursday,
Nov. 18th, ut tho residence Of the brides father,
Hon. Il. W. Robertson, by the Rev. John 4. Saw.
yer, Mr.. E. s. ROBERTSON, OF Catahoula parish,
to Miss CARRIE H. ROBERTSON Of this parish. No
cards
1t is the same old story, the only ono
perhaps that will bear the successive re-
petitions that every generation has
witnessed on every side. The oldest
pages of Ancient history in relatingm mans
deeds of valor, seldom fail to tell the sto-
~ of his love for some fair damsel. Mod
ern history exhibits no change in this
respect, and none is desired, either. At
the threshold of his manhood Mr.. Rob
esison is conquered by the tender pas
sion and he, in consequence surrendcrs
his heart to one of Baton Rouges fairest
daughters who in return gives him her
own. Love has thus blazed their path
waNhrough life, which the CApIToLIAN
hopes they will find strewn with the
roses Of happiness and material prosper
ity. We extend many thanks for their
remembrance Of the printer. .....
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
NEW ADVERTTSEM EN1,S.


Baton ROUGE, La Nov. II, 1890,
Dear Sir We were about to mention, that
all good citizens having recovered from the late
election excitement, 1t behooves each and every
one of us to pay more attention to domestic
matters. Say, for instance, the inner man.
household comforts, and 80 on. But you say that
the inner man Is a rapacious creature. Grant.
cd. But you must also know that this ndivid
ual is your best friend-if you treat him WE'LL
Suppose, for example. this inner man spoken Of
should hang out sign TO the effect that "Oran
ges are wanted" Instinct, you know! Would
yon answer his cry WITH Smoked Shoulders
No! You would Immediately consult your bet.
ter.half. and having obtained her consent, would
cry out to the four corners Of your section, 'My
kingdom for horse" aud fly away on your
granted wish, at 2:1la gait to WRITINGS RE-
LIABLE STORES, and lay in stock of New York
and Western Cream Cheese fresh Limburcer
and Sap Sage, Boneless Goldfish excellent
white) choice picked Fulton Market Beet,
spiced large and varied assortment OF New
Canned Fruits and Vegetables And then there
is large stock of new white canvassed and
uncanvassed Hams, "The Boss" and Star"
brands. The very best sugar. cured Breakfast
Bacon--alsO No. article Ia Dried Beef.
Choicest sugar.aHred Shoulders. Extra.cured
dried, salt shoulders. The prices will astonish
you sir. Kettle.rendered Lard snow white
You know. mixed with our Trade Mark" Flour
in conjunction with Horscford's, Preston and
Merrill's', Gates, Kings or Royal Baking
Powders, will make biscuit that win smile
oil over" And such cup of coffee-the best
and cheapest or Of tea--the best qualities
obtanable. Make no mistake, please, in this
matter Do You like good Soda Crackers
Have the finest Philadelphia made Candies
no charms for your RecolIect dear friend, that
at WITTlNG's may be found everything necessa.
ry to bring into existence the choicest wedding
or fruit Cake line Currants Raisins, Citrop,
and the like Excuse us, but your eyes will
open saucer.size when You learn our cheap pri.
ces. Columbia River Salmon, have nothing
to do with sweet and plain Bakers Chocolate
nevertheless there's joy in store for you, If you
will only call and see our new Fancy Goods,
Holiday Wares, Christmas Novelties and Toys
and Fancy Glassware, and desirable and reas.
enable Crockery and WiIow.ware. Wen tell
you all about It some day. New Goods arriving
every twenty.four hours. Call and see them.
Santa Claus has appointed Us his representative
for this parish We will see you later. In the
meanwhile, be of good cheer; there's now q
turn in the tide Tor all of us. Deal at WRITINGS
and all will--deal Mt WlTTING's for your own
sake-deai at WRITINGS for your childrens
sake, and SO on. Wishing you and yours all
remain,
Respectfully,
j. G. OMMONSENSE.
VIM. Crossroads. Esq
n. B.-Kinslow Kerosene at your disposal.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
brushes! Br.uSheS.

A FINE Assert nent OF Paint. Whitewash,
"A Kalsominc, Wall Hair, Cloth, Nail Lather
and Genuine English Tooth Brushes always
on hand at w. T. CLUVERIUS' Drugstore
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

Tribute OF Respect.
HALL or PELICAN Hook g. LADDER Co. No. ! !
Baton Rouge, La, Nov. 8, 1850. IS
At the regular meeting Of this Company, held
on the above date, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, Divine Providence, IN its wisdom.
has seen ut to remove from our midst our late
member WORDEN D0UGHERTY.t therefore
BE Il Resolusd, That this Company do publicly
express the sentiments Of kindly feeling enter.
tanned for him in life the tender remembrance
after death and sorrow for his untimcly end In
the vigor Of early manhood.
BE It further Resolved, That this Company
tender its profound sympathy TO the mourning
relatives and friends for their great loss in the
death Of one, who by uniform courtesy aud gen.
tleness, had 80 much endcared himself to his
fellow members.
Beit Resolped, That copy Of these resol,.
tons be spread upon the minutes.
CHAS. II. JOLLY, J
HENRY BUSCH, Committee
LYMAN WIDNEY, }
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
Paints and Oils.

SrIs@, A Full line OF DR.. Harters Celebrated
p<rss Preparations always on hand and for
sale by W. T. CLUVERIUS.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

She came into the office with o bril-
liant smile on her youthful c0untenance,
while dark blue dress, besprinkled with
white, comiGal-shaped figures, ensllroud-
ed this lump of sweetness and trailed for
several yards upon the rinktum carpet.
Then as her balmy breath caressed our
left cheek she whispered SIS there any
letters for Ne, to-dayi' We looked in
the an" box and told her there was none,
but that if we could spare the time we
would write one for her next week. Then
she smolcd another smile and departed,
taking our unsophisticatcd heart and the
road to the French Sottlemcnt.-Living-
stOnian.
Beware. brother Gould, thou art in
danger. The charming creature is play
ing trick of the new tactics of the ilirt-
atory art and if you are soft enough to
imagine you've mashed" something,
after you will have made few of your
old fashioned passes you'll be sending in
your application to be admitted q mem
Der of an Architectural Society, estab-
lished here composed of host of "dunce
capped" lovers who are begging permis-
sion simply to erect "Altars in Friend
ships Bowers" #
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

A Splendid assert ment of Rodgers & W0sten.
"A holms Pocket Knives Razors aud Scissors.
Winchester Paper Shells and Primers, Eley's
Gun Wads etc, at CLUVERIUS's Drugtore
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

An ingenious instrument has been in
vented, by the nse Of which, the action
ofthe pulse in accurately measured and
photographed.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
Tribute OF ResDcct.

BATON Rouge, Nov. s, 1890
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13

This day, Thursday, November 18th,
1880, is worth recording. A moderately
cool temperature, glorious sunrise, q
deep blue sky, without the speck even
of a cloud, the fading blades of the an
tumn grasses, dripping with dew, scin-
tillating AS so many crystals in the rays
of the morning sun, is the spectacle that
greeted our admiring gaze when we arose
from onrslrmbers. The prospect Of n con-
tinuance of such weather for series Of
days, enabling the sugar planters to
make n deep inroad towards the end Of
the grinding, all contributed in raising
our spirits to the highest pinnacles of
hope, from whence the vista of prosper.
o,ls days for Louisiana seemed to be
spread all around us. But we are enter
ing too deeply into this interesting sub
ject and will let the imaginations Of our
gushing readers picture what we have
left nnsaid.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
A Mandatory of Glassware.

Time and again the agents Of Western
manufacturers Of glassware, who have
visited the picturesqe banks Of the love-
ly Amite river, whose limpid waters
course within some twelve miles east Of
this city, after minute examination of
the sand to 10 found in the inexhausti-
bic beds it contains, have uniformly
pronounced it to be Of the finest quail
|ity used In the manufacture of glass
ware. Every convenience is there in
the way of choice pine timber, for maxi
ing boxes, and o stream easily made
navigablc as fur us the northeast corner
Of this parish, to bring the manufacture
cd goods to the New Orleans market.
Then, too, the operatives could find
comfortable homes in one of the pref
ticst and healthiest regions in the South.
Is there anything to prevent the success
of such an enterprise If so, lot us hear
from the djssenters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, July 2J-P.M
The dealings in mining stocks Yesterday presented
no new features A weakness that differed only IN
degree was the principal characteristic OF the mar
kets. Chrysolite huctuaed 's. and closed nj 1's
final gain of ls. Little Chief declined from 4.Io 10
455 and recovered TO 4.75 buyer three days. Ainie
sold at 50 SO, and closed ut the highest hgure, u
gain o. cent Climax was cents lower ~ I'D
and South Hite 10 cents lower at LAO, ana L't'ie
Pittsburg was weak at 4. Hukill was duli anu
cents higher at 100. Green Mountain declined
70 500. and recovered to 1925. Silver Nugget was
unchanged at LOO, Barbec and Walker is lower ~
bis and Battle Creek Is higher at 4os, Standby oe
ing steady at Al, and Auburn and Rock creek
steady at H. Among the fancles Calaveras de'res
oped desire TO sell that reduced its price from
10 80 after which it rallied to IS. but closed weak
at 80. Moose was l cent lower ut 20 Great Eastern
/ cent lower at SO, Gold Placer 3 cents hlgher ~
G5. and Buckeye was l cent higher at 80. Lacrosse
was largely dealt in at 30 regular, and 80 ana 81
buyers option. Goodshaw fell from 20 to w ana
Belle Isle fell from so to 70d75. We note sales oI
Yellow Jacket at 5.15, Eureka at l51i0l3 sete Yer
10 days Horn Silver Mt 1Gl2G 1864, MEXICAN az os
as. Consolidated Virginia at 2.90 aud Cailioih'a
at 2. The markets closed weak and unsettleu'
n. /. NTNING STOCK EHOHi woe SiLSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26
LITERARY NOTES.

The new "No Name novel; Salvage " is
wNew.york story and mnce, in web and wooi' OF city
life ami character and city aud suburban scenes
Mr.. Coolies Grandissmes" will reach
conclusion the October Scy6ner and appear III p'ok
form IN Sept ember the first Autumn publication OF
Charles Scribner's Sons.
Roberts Brothers, the authorized American
publishers OF The light of ASIA" have In press 'or
ume OF misce llaneons poems by Mr.. Edwin Arnoo' in
cludiog his Indian song OF songs and other orep'"
pieces. =
The late Tom Taylor received salary OF
81 400 a. Editor OF London Punch The position 10 one
Of tac prizes of English journalism but one OF 'ne "us
difficult TO I'LL when London vii ID scarce ior IL Is 'e
fashion now 10 call Punch dnl' ,
In repeating the suggestion that coiiec-
be made OF the miscellaneous writings OF ahe ia'e
George Ripley. The Boston lroreiier says They are
wei worthy of the honor and would be an important
Addition To American literature
"My College Days" sprightly volume of
pictures and "reminiscences OF life at European ana
American colleges. win b. issued this week oy Harper
BROTHERS The author MI. Robert Times. is an Amer
lean gentleman, nov residing III Heidelberg
Professor Robertson Smiths article in 1he
Encyclopaedia britannica. Oh Hebrew Language ana
literature has caused fresh cutlery from leaders OF
tho Edinburgh Presbytery, who raise the charge Oh
beresy His descriptions OF the life OF Joseph ana
Moses are not considered satisfactory and he apphed
the word; myth aud cthnoIogical abstraction 10
certain biblical ReDealogics THIS rec kiess pro'os
sor's orthodoxy will be newly Investigated.
The fourth and last volume of Mr.. Green's
larger History OF the English People has made It's
appearance in London Warm praise has been snowereo
upon this work but The Academy after doing its share
of audaton turns little cold water for the authors
health as follows: IL is IL be hoped that he Will vet
lsep those who would tell HIM that II IL IN ms power
10 make the greater su and that many wears OF
labor III Insapent in bringing far nearer 10
perfection than 1t yet claim TO be-
A German newspaper claims to have as
covered that Goethe was descended from a Bavarian
family bearing the of Goze aud living In l4l9 al
Hensren That branch of the family which migrated 10
Thuringia afcrward bore the name Of Gothus Goihes
and Gothic which last bvthe restoration the original
unIant became Gos,he. When Goethe was at tGe I'M
yerslly of elpsic the students were classled olca
ss [" Saxons Poles. Bohemians and Bavarlans' ana
Goethe's name was inscribed among the latter.