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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-23
LOCAL BREV1T1E S.

The HERALD is the only newspa-
per in Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press telegraphic
dispatches.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-23
One More Victory.
BORN.

KURTZ-In this CITY, Oct. 81, to the
wife OF i,r Joseph Kur u, daughter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-23
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
US, ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for
the benefitof Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
eeles, CAL, Oct. 81, 1880.
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History Of the Case.

The following sketch Of the case is synopsized
from pamphlet history Of the case published by
L. c. Granger, acting District Attorney, who ap.
peared in the preliminary examinations and the
trials:
Thomas W. More was native Of Medina, o., aged
so. Ee came to California in Is49 and settled in
Santa Barbara in 1851, and, with his brothers, en-
gagged in cattle-raising and driving. In 1852 More
married the daughter Of Daniel HILL and then en-
tered on the business Of farming. At the time of
his death he WIS supposed TO be worth 800 600
He held two leagues in Ventura county, known as
the Sespe" Ranch. for which the More brothers
paid, in 1852, sls,ooo The grant originally called
for six leagues, but it proved that it had before
Mores purchase, been changed by fraud from two to
six, aud it was confirmed for but two leagues More
applied to purchase Of the United States the other
four leagues as preferred purchaser. The four
leagues then occupied by about sixty families,
claiming pre-emption rights Litigation followed,
and with it Mores troubles began. Finally, in
1878, and year after More's murder, the settlers
trumphcd in final decision in their favor the jus
tice Of their cause prevailing through the ordinary
methods of the law. This litigation against More
was conducted by two parties OF settlers, and Mr.
Granger says none Of the party he represented
ever suspected or charged with the taking off of
More, or Of sympathizing with those engaged in it,
and only few bad men were determined to make
the matter personal contest. He believes
MORE WAS HONEST
his claim to be regarded as preferred purchaser
and believed that the law actually sustained him in
his claim. and with Scotch persistency waspre ared
G.rl,t
feated would have quietly submitted to the decree
of the law. There was no malice in his nature. He
was man Of fine presence, brave resolute, sensible,
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Judicial History of the Case.


7. Wallace More was murdered at his ranch, on the
Sespe creet In Ventura county, on the 23d OF March'
1877, at about the hour Of midnight.
June 8, Is7s-The Grahd Jury OF that county found
an indictment charging F. A. sprague and six others
with the murder of More.
July 3, 1s7S-The defendant Sprague entered hix
plea OF not guilty.
July TO- 1s7S-Spragues trial began.
August 5, 1S7s-The jury returned verdict Of
guilty OF murder in the first degree
September =, ls7S-senteuce Of death Notion
for new trial denied
September TO- 1s7s-Notice Of appeal to Supreme
Court given. Transcript on appeal filed.
March 10, 1s79-Judgment affirmed by the Su-
preme Court, 5S Cal, p. 49l.
October TO- 1879. .Remittitur filed. Court below
fixed day for the execution, November 4, 1879.
November 2s, ls70-Appeal from that Crder
taken to Supreme Court.
January IS, 1s50-0rder reversed by the Supreme
Court, and the Court below directed to proceed
cording to law and fix a day for execution.
February ., lss0-Remittitur filed In Court be-
low.
May 7, 1sso-August l3 1880, fixed by Judge
Temple as day Of execution.
May IL, 1sso-Appeal from that order taken to
the Supreme Court.
July %, 1850 Order affirmed by the Supreme
Court.
August 6, 1Sse-Respite granted by the Governor
until August 81 1885, for the purpose Of giving de.
fendants counsel time to present application for
pardon.
Other proceedings were had as follows: Defend.
ant appealed from Judge Fawcetts order refusing 10
settle the proposed bill of exceptions. Transcript
filed in Supreme Court Clerks office. Order az
frmed by the Supreme Court, on the ground that
the Defendants counsel had not given the District
Attorney the notice OF settlement required by law.
(53 Cal. p. 422)
Views Of Greed Raymond IN Support Of
the Application for Pardon.
The following are the views of Mr. Raymond,
counsel for Sprague:
Reporter-were you counsel for Sprague at his
trial?
Mr.. Haymond-Yes.
R.-Before both Courts?
H.-Yes
R--The case was several times in the Supreme
Court?
H.-It has been there in six or seven different
shapes.
R.-Did you examine the witnesses on thestrial in
the Court below?
H.-Yes.
RI understand that his counsel applying to
the Executive for either pardon or commuta-
tion
H.-Wel we have asked for pardon.
R.-what are the grounds:
H.-Perhaps had better give you little hiitory
of the case.
R-what is your theory OF the history of the
case?
THEORY OF THE DEFENSE.
H-When went to San Buenaventura to try the
case found the whole country against the defend
ants. Public opinion was very strong and on the
trial of Sprasue all ssrts OF testimony was invented
and all kind OF rulings made, and the jury
found verdict of guilty of murler in the first de-
gree We next tried the case of Curlee and tha
iury hung for tSentyfour hours and rendered YER
dct of guilty OF murder in the first degree but rec
commended him to be imprisoned for life.
R.-Had he been indicted asa principal?
H-Yes Then tried Lord, and the jury hmg
for twenty four hours standing eleven for acquittsl
and one for conviction. We tried Churchill then
T,l ~ y
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HALE & CO., CRITERION STORE.
ATTEMPTED BULLDOZING G..

IA, $780,
MESSRS O. A HALE CO., As
interested the welfare business this will not be the of
other merchants believe be nothing but sell Thread
perising sell COATS THREAD a
[coPYl
CO,
j.
ustomersi in 9th egoods Yourstr KITTIE CO.,
or P. on
respectfully requested and
publication the
notice With great considerations, truly A. COOLOT,
p SAu the merchants sell for 5Oeents dozen
This implies only in the city of Sacramento.
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A VOICE FROM THE SACRAMENTO HOUSE

1t would be work and explain The gentle.
mans letter index of what he and the combination would had
power perfect indicating
had running
perpetuate bondage
whitening
few but HALE BROS
plot they
hold their will chckmate
the trade nothing excepting the We have been assaed
where RADICAL FLAG
alternately
coated be wed
of
gentlemen you
be extnshed yet
Fail enpisit well then that business built
principle Right principle handspring all
agents ne give goods awayf choose and we say
give
worthy feel like ibu working
profit kindly organ
(which PhnOgs designate Causalty ~ developed
the threatening letter leave the public appreciation
Agent people genuine
SPOOL COTTON per losing money cheating
breath
he r oOOlOt All the merchants
gain anything
by doing So Shades of Lndey Murray We spruaio
public of
principle Frs-They you that
selling cheating
goods combination
footing
money
mantle of Mercy preservation
duty the public
Just word and have Why
other goods! Why
admit the fact and complete the suicide
the and receiving appreciate
change the prices of Drv
somewhat Coolo
thought fit take but willing
think that gentleman of Mr. Coo
people patrons
Cotton for
this
price Goods will
assuredy owprovidng informed
gracefully ewed hand sparkl brighter bng oppressed
province
bounifu dispense
what Of what God dhahbl them (Signed)
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HALE Sc cos REPLY.

SAN JOSE (Cal, August Is, 1880.
O. hand,a
With contents noted THIS is NOT THE FIRST TIME
should de business and THREATS SIMILAR TO YOURS have been made but
without Cigar Tobacco
should be Interested in the of Dry Goods unless eeaon with
We shall not enter bluff hn this firm into doing that
whether
address.
Yours, with due o. A HALE
COBB.
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WHITE SHIRTS!

We obtain these goods direct from Troy,
quantities. prices paid
the San Francisco wholesale only
in this this
neither
obtain
be saido of fourst of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-21
Linen Collars,
Cheviot,
Fancy Dress
CALICO SHIRTS !
G OUR NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT

amply stylish TIES sCARFs evey
the most fastidious fashionable
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As finale Mr.. Granger recites that McCart and
Lord have fled from the State, and replies to the ar.
gument of Mr.. Raymond that there was an error in
the instruction OF the Court that Brown was not
an accomplice, that the Supreme Court so held in
Curlee's case and would have SO held in Sprague's
had the point been made on appeal This, he says, is
non sequitur; the two not the same as to
the evidence. In Curleo's case there was no con-
fession of guilt in spragues there was. 1t is only
for substantial error that Judgment is reversed
and a new trial granted
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Jones, as States witness, kept as an INDECENT
witness at county expense, aud was allowed BY
Court per diem Of 81 So His father-in law shut
off communication between Jones and his young
wife, because he had betrayed his confederates.
Jones was without means, and the future looked
gloomy to him. He applied to Mr.. Granger for
help to leave for his fathers place at San Jose.
Granger, however, got him work in Santa Barbara,
where he had brother living, and where Deputy
Sheriff resided, who was a relative to JONES' Chart-
able people raised means for him on account of his
YOUTH and his having been led into crime by older
men, and he agreed to take his wife and 90 to Santa
Barbara and live up to his promises OF refermation
But Mr. Granger charges Jones fell into the hands
of friends OF the Defense and was taken to be inter
viewed by counsel for defense in Browns Hotel.
Hearing this the prosecution sen. for Jones BY his
brotherin-law, with request to meet some gentle
II en- at once at Ayres' Hotel. The messenger was
met by the landlord Of Browns who warned
him not to go up to room 90, say
ing We all armed and will shoot You
had better not so, we will make you sick" But the
messenger did go and was told Jones was not there,
but Granger says he was there. Great excitement
ensued Sentinels were placed near the room and
riot seemed imminent it was supposed the States
witness vas restrained Of his liberty, and Mr.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-21
ANOTHER CONFESSION.

Jesse NJ. JONES' one of the defendants, was at the
time of the murder aged %, but appeared to be
only 10, of ashen complexion red hair, small head,
milky leaden eye, feminine features, solid express
sion Of countenance, with an occasional interlude
OF sly cunning. He exhibited no emotion whatever
at any time under tbe most searching examination
when describing the horrors OF the murder, or
when under fire of terrible examination ex.
cept once. and then he shed tears.
April 2d-Jones then In Jail sent for Mr. Granger,
and said he'd make clean breast of the whole
affair il he could be favored as States witness
An appointment was made and in the hotel that
night, in presence of Frank Ganahl and L. c.
Granger after being warned to tell only the truth
to implicate no innocent person, to draw on his
Imagination, and If the facts stated warranted it the
District Attorney would use him as a witness and
he should be discharged. He then freely and fully
told his story. At that time Jones did not know
Of the statements of either Brown or Hckerson nor
did the two last know of each thers statements all
being kept secret BY the officers Sprague had told
Brown that the band organized to kill More consisted
of himself, Curlee, Jones, Swanson, Henry Cook
and Churchill. He told Hickerson that the party
who actually did kill him consisted of himself,
Curlee, Swanson, Churchill, McCayt and Lord, and
Jones said the party who did the killing consisted
OF Sprague. Churchill, McCart, Lord, Hunt. CurlAe
and himself This discrepancy AR Granger con.
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Our Underwear Department
NEXT IN ORDER COMES

principal supply Comrn
goods
this employ Factory
the Sewing Engine thereby reducing
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rHEnRY OF THE DEFENSE.

IcoSrISUED on LAST rAGE.l
, 1880-10-01
4 Scit-FIEflfs

Lord ARCHIBALD Camptoli., tho brother OF Lord
IH,rnc, whn went hu,ne FROM CAnatla un the
STEAMSHIP. per,iviMn Fortnight agt!, sI's fos,,
IN tlo It'll Ut September. Iowrltcs to tho Scots
when falrly o.!tsIdo lsel!elslo Island at. 81 Is
stz0 on 0lthcr tow atl FURRY H. tho A!etio cur
rolt an.i tho :rsntonla nn par s.afboarsl bow, tho
flrat 1IlIcer to!d nc hu had aeen twice Il lago
witch Mcar nbout whcro ho Ind Inst
soen @ the ash; anr bud wo lonE to whit,
quarter of MI hour We watched u most trGincn-
dnus fight hetwecn this itsh nnd lnrEo wh1io
wiiel!, evidently ntiaoked a. also @ from oulow ~
tiero WIS isa ssetps. Iha threshor, au unofrsous
tstl. rcekontd hy The ,ifst otlleer And bend On
llshtng TIM whnn with it's powerful tnil; and, ,is
1t not satisfied tint thcso stunning blows had
totd trSw ss!f n hoo tho a'r with enoss1ps s9
orUas wsro atranEely blended In thssc attacks;
M ana s5e% TeFe gu e. gthsf nst
liz iYhs.. The, wlInlo turmoil ID, its
nttut IN I'LL directions, hit there waa no eacape.
chiirrtal g. Its !niphty efforts Into n eoeihil,x
Irlusa 0t r0MG,. tho oonbatants wont right IL
tho teeth nf tho wind and sr'l thon running. VIC
when t1ur s.r~in'nx Dyes lust aaw thcm thay were
us halr1! ut It ~ ever. and IL wAa tho opInnn 0f
most ~ board that tho whale was fast slckun-
ilH, Tho whnte Ut tho uhltr pnrt uf tho whhto
WIS Whit.,, 4nt1 hope soine oH1 Will give !no
stlt,,a Information vi TO lts species From tho
ttps u TIE tai to the 1aw u u waa "a p Il palnte
inuny u, b,nr!l who hui su!lou tho Atlnntlu for
upwards Ut thirty ,years. but had meser seeu
such light It t@ak ptAce: -, to spcnk, close 70
md Tho UputQUtN,"
, 1880-10-01
81 1tE4A1.b TRIMMINGS,


nressiiinktng-tWh It must como to with tho
present tnstu for" reill" trttnmn8a.}- MIl-
!U,l-" Till not ut MI satisfied with tho dress
wore Inst H!pht. Thu rntn,-lpuves weru. too
lcnry, and tho ennlul!ns fn.lctl hafOre the first
tanco. As for TINT latttcc-wnrk covered with
1asnsne ynn fixed up for mo on my SKIRT why,
1t wis coming ut,tlHno tho wIlOlo oyrninH."
Mndnmu l1u!crpbes-" Very sorry. n,a,las,le, Int
yt'il nal ya,l liked lowers uester thai, fruit 1t
Is tllu ilsst complaint hayo hl a,lll garden,
~ yua know, uttluiHf tito hest blUH1 Iii town.
ftHl Will remember thAt | Kuvu yu1 rer,,sul Ut
tue dress worI by Afrs. I}IllnEro wt,lcl, in,ln
s,ich II scnsation.", Mrs. MlIlio,-" Tlu grape
AraiIery, with lts vegetable 1hnrrows utld pir-
Enlrs. WIS certainly pleasing. i3y thu w,y, Tho
s'nen iair'nlintnn oE ,hu ar,lcn"kes i, tho
Mntln!ne y ri4i.!. ! trnnklr a'i!,.t that tho
cucumlmr required tnnttu ,ipw,t. We nuKht To
lnyc RrattcFtl II pint nf IalA over tho Rlxu, llu
r1l.l,ENsfzet tho lnckea Will kidney -j.ut,ttaes
Mtnlnlle Is nlgsta with fslo lrGss slD IL KnIllH To
Wutr tH.ilHht. It ctst hit several hnlirs uf tho
tnpat HDxiOl.s thought. helicye--folidly b..-
t'"vc--tnc pitch ot nus!ron,ns worn IN tl,o left
nrn Will hi thnuHht II masterpiece. AZ for thu
vegetables, ynu iuAy rely up'n t1lutn. Thpy
t.!ltiu fresh this lnnrnIng FROM nl:rises." Mrs.
Mf1llnn-*' 1t 1ntKht br. wnrse. Tho bouquets
nf carrots And brussels sprouts Are crrtinly
BWeet."
, 1880-10-01
Il Juvenile NIarringe in sRn Frnnctaco.

Il Jewish yollt,gscr lnnrr}ssj Il GNtholju runlden
Inst Sutytj,iy niuit III il must tccuifnr fnahin,
Ihe bridegroom. teat ID is Norton cook, f son of
saso,ne strcet. Tiie br[,ie. srfGt H. was or st,i
is. rs tho tril,sits may uturtnl1sc, Miss Gertri,ie
Moncsco, tlu,ighter III Mira Mnncsen' IrrssIt,nlsnr
Miss Gertrude. or Sirs. Conk. il Extremely pretty
iuycllrss to clttIyMte oyGn slar md n,ura fnss
titiitlls Urt,s thltl tlos1 Of tto Cook yottnunr.
rt,e romance hid Its rosn-coinr incinfnmtsv
In the Xshen,a1 Willis Of oakiand. 1'.'iles Il Se-
Children mot liz cnIlnco ut II cnnctrt aid rannr
,HIxpti Il tirst-clsy cVpnur- plated mti1Hi alnify
ut 9Mcc. Loves yn,,f,r-ft, fSct. ntinicsrcnt.yz
;lrcnm ucc,,pyinx young Cook Is tic cxcInsion
to Tortiaud Ey hjs stcr1, 1,nrcnts itttlt nvar
tno,,:l mo. ai,.l willis tlorn uro,l,iccd cnrmcr
III nutc-put,cr nost,lxe. stn,rns n1lti trnncal mti
jectives by seng sniiy s,,ississs u iti,iiar.'as
Of ti,o,, trrnchc,i serinnsly On tler hours t!s.
votcll to chewing gum, and dolls. and private
,trvot!ors. AZ Il rtsult, II was concluded shat
whe'ovcr Portland dd not suffice 10 dissolve
tt1,ly Il, love. fio cnuac bacE and found
iho tt,,Gate necessary for lco-ors,,,rl, theatro-
tickots and uthBr snluntlora OF truo loves
pntIl mt forthcnminH, Tic pnrcntnl purse ho-
, 1880-10-01
POLITICAL NEWS.

41LlCclSs
Special Dtseatth 10 Tht Chicago Tribunt,
OTTAWA. H., Sept. AL. i. tsrt,wiI, It rromt-
f1cht Bloomington attorney. will address n llr
publican Issrsin9 in this city Friday cvniltl1s.
1ir Itry nt ttHwt ntp wnr,nln,: NJ, IL thu c,lll
iHtfEst w.rk. atlti GvGry isHtlt.tl1n points to
successful iss,ir i'll thls cnunty.
*rtttM t'I.pl'ch ia Ths tkteaee Tribune.
SlMI%ilFtHtn, ILL.,. SGl1. Nt-ThG Democratic
snatinusr4 hhye tlnRl1y stlccrc.lr.l. ntlr h,,tch
tlcnacnt of ,f,n difficulty fl tiiu Fifteenth tim
Hrt*aal District. CnI. fl!rr. t,tss nT the cnilii.
tiatt.s fur Congress- nftHr n.ing visited by num-
ttNls biz ntitl little statesmen. RhFt tim 'nnf1.
% !Hnrs big mn!tt,n,t.m, y which *Ms thu! ha xotild
cA,Ill'!atc. provided tho 1>rnltcrhtc stsste Cnn-
tniteH would pledge itself. IN the nvp,t Ut fIn.-
e.tk y election, 70 recommend him f,r Il gEtlnf
elerkshlr la shn!e Ut tho departments ut Wn4f-
mT" ,Ts ns s'i:h1 t1 n 'Sry trx t. u .S s"o s @
This ltAs hem ARr.,tli tn, Antl bis withdrawal Will
sutln kIr lflIi..tlncvt.
Sytrm' D:s,a.tth to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ELatS, H., Sept. ;A-The f'cn,,cratc t,uneres-
CALLED utl'.tttttsxesy to nlcct Ut E19in III Urt.
=. Kane tsa!nts will lc c.ltilet to SIXTEEN ,iela-
gates: .Mrttenry, rlrvcll; Wttncl,agh. ,liIle;
l,s A"ll'. rtEht: ls.n'ns' thset. , \ strung
lttchnrl losturd, or ElsIn. 70 .uccelt tho
nomination. n!shmtEh ex-St,yor Nell !htI,i,ell,.,
Hf W"Mastoek y Icing pushed 10 the frs,nt t'r
son,e Ut tho lc,lders II. g. inoc editor OF tho
'n"r. w,.s III ills s!ty Que day tnIs we"k. and il
n,nl"ratooh to bu willing to retire In fnvor Ut
ltsinf t'nt,ntr tl1Mr.
Ely. il1n!*tle!!. Of Rockfnrl.. tho Hrccnhack
candi'!n,n for. cns,nrcss. nnd tho Hon. ,Infn c.
In II ssres Of Itlnt debates soun 1t IL nov ni,-
parent that tho Republicans will have III this
district II minority Or h,HN Ur upwards.
, 1880-10-01

,,... Lttfff n Ntte 1Ufk Sun.
arcet rttry nrc ck 'e1' II tow l"s 9, s1S on, fur
1,nw rasht,,ns an'ouH nur ]e.lncssc tiortt Thoso
n snratoKn. Nnwpor, mi 6thsr' wntcrinSe ;e
E'sss n VET y thso w,o l.nye m? trp
w"ms it not now Ica lie 1,ev nccktcs IL ,srs7 s .esr tS
pins. n,1l ppsefhly now why's Of walking, snliit-
!nK. mud spcakIn1 It may mt l,e nut of piaco,
,ehu.c n Il n!lnlcr IT troi!ci, .antl ,E;nxiIsh
fnsty ; .I I.rs u rssar' 10 whnt is and what ID
a fnshinn,lu man nf ,to-dny drcpscs very
rln!Illy llt wenrs nlorninE suit Of tho rough
Gst possible ,nnternl. i1c Puts oua frock, cunt
lie xca,s ~ 1owuiry, except 4 heavy E',1tl rins @
e. ,r, The sn,al' t'nHer n tha lsft a VII oe
stoses aro t.rycs ind sanphirsa nu . 'n5as namans
,I,e shlrt b.m Sat s!3te n'ar fb'nsk sss or n!ae X
t-pln inr THO rnornng tnt'st l,o light, fancy
one. In the nftcrnpoonA il bIK neArt, n clover, Or
' Ex,rvaKe c7si Is nltt. ns 4s1,s n s|cv Init
; t"ns Mhlet ,t 'y m'ay DO Of great v"'uc. but they
il, tlo arra,lrcmcnt or tho house tho mn,n
tendency, nf faahIoN IL tnsartl pictures and
honks. lrtc.n.brnc Is lieinE given in, rs having
lMen colttinelsc tn u vulgnr and ignorant craze
IN Fr.!':ce tho spread Of ron,ll,canism t,nsie
IN cafG. but he l*es takc his hut an sho3ild ho
me- meet lnly'n !natl Or milllncr 1r thu et!lrs Of
tllo HtHtse+ HE'S h1SD quite nIHhlG Win tho
mon suryHllts. md hlls n Wnrt! or two for every
ol!e nf ttose whose flces nre familiar.
Is nbso!uttly Hhtnrffa bcHlr til tHlk nt money
nttgrs, to halt TIM |rteo of anything, sill moro
To tell tho rrc0 without hclns askcI This Is q
point tD which tHnny penpt III this country
st,ol,l,l pny more attention. TI,0rt,tlghly Welt
lr.s! men nsvrr ask tho price p9ld for horse pr
T. picture. They admire 'r crlt}ctte 1t without tho
slightest references tn the price. They Mlso
never. enter Into any kind Of bRrenih with
rrcn1,. Everything that In sold mud bought goes
ttltuttgh tho lssttna hslf, ctintItlely nnd In
thu open 1nArkut. It Is very fashionable to
In close nt bargains, Milking numerous pur-
cl,nscs, without showing much attention to tho
price, s regarded tho charnctcrlstio Of M up
s.art. It u accorti!ngy considered xoutl taste 10
fNdko purchases Nl0lc. without being nccnnl-
pntlch ly NnytnNly: for. IT ono Inns wifh him n
friend, especially latly3 he c.lnll0t bnrean, and
s to Kiyo ttte I'rlcc nsked for. however crtr,,v-
Tho buals Of European bon ton Ia to ho sought
In tho Ayatnm Of education through which rNn
has passed. Tlls llAs, uf COURSE very little rur-
cfcrco tn this country. No man Is considered
Thoroughbred honlmc sl,i tnondo In Europe ,un-
less hc slat prlvhto tutor up to his college,
yenrs. Mn1 Terminated Ills studies either in ono
Of The English universities ar with tho .Icslss Or
lfuntnie1l,lH In France, AH n 11nitcr OF co,trso
hc must bn an accomplished i1ursotnnr, funcer,
nna sportsman, aud y1ntlting must bc ms mich
nl Fnvorlt pursuit with hin as lawn tennis and
DDIO.
, 1880-10-01
ITALY.
HAfllIilI{lf

ltoNE, Sept. 3.-Gen. Gnrblltl will leav0 Gu
prcm fnr Genoa next Saturday. llniu0rs nlu rlfo
III rrk;trd tn Ills Intentions. ,lt,tl stsu Ut rey-
uoslnry movemcnts. Whether tho ruu,urs urc
true or falsc. thulV "a reason to beevu tho Nov-
erhinctt hls adopted vigorous precautions With
reference 10 thusn.
N1eHtr WAR VESSEL.
Tho iron.cfnA itAlla, I4uu tons hlrthon. ami
covered throughout with nrrs,ar thrue frut thck,
hls bcen au:ccssfnIly ln,inchctl III lilo pre4rncu
nt kltls l!ttMhtrt Ald al immense crliYli 1T
elA1 ever constructed.
PETITION.
Fourteen Deputies frpm LIR,lrn havo peti-
anlnrsty. III NrsIer to eject tho relu.,su Vt AtuI,
Cnuzlo, Gcn. Gurlbul,li'H Son.lll.inw
, 1880-10-01

a prominent Ipel1nrlty Ut tho Indy visitors
to tho cupu IL ttoir Mpparurt affection fur .lugs
Il rcKltnr Charge af Sl0 pur week Is n,itle for
the bnarai Of tlesp animals ut the s1ocktuu
Is0tse. nt.l the hotel IL Wrrrun with them.
They aru oS All H,zps mud nlI degrees OF nksness
Ono THY, wta'k-eyed l'llnph Of hnlr l,.s II nGEro
vnlet, whose .rti Mt tho l,otut il ult,l by the
dt,Hs MISTRESS, md It IL fair IN presll!!in tnt llo
gets tvIHes ln.a!tlns. 1lH wnrk III mt hurl hut
II Htlst a,1 a!rtsttlfutly MlilDtunttis. No nltGr
whit hhr ni thu lMIrI,stH ur erclIt1l4 t,,.u IL
silrr11lx hbnut, mo IL ktire to encounter that
larKb u'lore'! !,itu n Tint sss,Nli 0E,-nu bigger
ton bnck eurst. 1t Ai'pGlfa tn be tho duty 0r
lhO valet 'n f,s1l'l IN To TINT corsl uy.
An write he IL Htttlllg AP,.t Ciiltr mi tlu re,ir
litAzh. fHaL nslecp n1d tho dnK Is strttu.,etl lr
tween lls iect. The ct!ri IL still III hIs hntl.-
tl'Hl tu It, snppost. At so prr wcuk for thu,
Hay S.al per munth m wltgas IL TIN, latter, thnt
worthless nnfinnl IL GOstt.,x III uwIlnr hetwuGsl
SIkl ami Sl.l per mouth. Maku yuur own Euul-
lnGtle,