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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

A young girl struggled to soften the heart of stern father. He remained infiexibIe. "You shall never marry the fellow l" he ex- claimed 'tHe is only an artist, and not even a good, trne artist at that'' ''How do you know, papa?" 'T know it very well-because e he hires rooms of me, and always pays his rent !"-French Fun.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
entertainments

On the occasion of Mir. Pattisons third pianoforte recital at the Atheneum next Fri day evening he will be assisted by the emi- nent baritone, MT. s. P. Strini, of New York city. The subject for the evening will be s'Liszt." It will be rare treat to musicians aud others. Tickets are on sale at Loomis'.
 PIRATES OF PENzANCE.
 The sale of seats for "The Pirates of Pen zance" opened at Loomis' yesterday morning, and there was perfect rush for them. The indications are that the house will be crowded at both afternoon and evening performances. There should be no delay on the part of those intending to be present in securing seats. It will be very fine performance.
 DENMAN THOMPSON.
 The reappearance of MT. Denman Thomp- son in his unequaled character of 'Uncle Josh Whitcomb" at Goes Opera House on Saturday afternoon and evening is hailed with delight by large number of our theatre going public. The sale of seats has con- menced at the box office. and everything points to full house at both performances.
 UNCLE ToM's CABIN.
 The ever welcome play of "Uncle Toms Cabin'' will be presented at Goes Opera House tomorrow evening, and again on Thursday afternoon and evening. The drama will be presented in new and novel manner the colored characters being played by col ored people and the white characters by white people. The novelty and we'll known repu- tation of the actors, such as the great Sam Lucas. the Flyers Sisters and others, will no doubt draw crowded houses, as it should. A number of jubilee songs will be rendered dur ing the evening, and as a whole it will be an entertainment worthy the patronage of the public. Seats should be secured at the box office in advance.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

The greatest sale of remnants and odds and ends for the next two weeks will take place at F. & L. Lyons, previous to their removal into their new store in the Glebe building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Gents shirts at Lyons removal sale. Fine cambric shirts at 50, 60, 75c and $1. Fine white linen bosom shirts, 5O 75, S5c. and $1.
 Boys white and colored shirts 500. All less than manufacturing prices. stu
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
Anfi.nrntl, a,arhnlixed Paner.

Absolute protection against moth and mil
 dew. Brooks $ Co.,. matters, agents for Con- necticut. ap13 3teod
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

The Mjshkan Israel congregation, at meet irg held Sunday, voted to purchase a new organ and to make quite extensive repairs which will necessitats an expenditure of $7,O0O to $8,O00 It was given into the hands of the building committee. They will immediately proceed to make contracts, and expect to have them completed for the Jew ish New Year, which begins in September. The committee are Max Adler. Louis Feld- man, Moses Mann, Louis Osterweiss l.. H. Freedman and M Sonnenberg.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
Oelluloid Cuffs at Smith & Stones.

The new styles we advertise to-day are un- surpassed by anything ever shown in New Haven.
 ap13 2t CosGRovE, the Shoe Man.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

s'nhe Best Cough Medicine iA the World" The Old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Gut Ter Bros. $ Co.,, Boston. Small reduced to 25c. Large, $1. ja29 3md&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Our LITTLE DARLING'' Box-toe Kid Button for young misses are perfect beauties. Gall and see them.
 ap13 2t CosGRovE, the Shoe Man.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
Church Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the First Oongre- gational church, Fair Haven, was held last evening, MT. H. B. Barnes, chairman, pre- siding. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, after which the report from the committee of last year and the treas urer's report were read and approved. In the disposition of the reports the question of the pastors salary was under discussion. No ac- tion was taken and the meeting was adjourned until the second Monday in May.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
Masonic BenefitSs

At the regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of this city, held last evening, twenty one new members were accepted and four were referred or rejected. Two thou sand dollars were voted to the children of H. G. Landon, of Guilford, (previously assessed) and $2 900 were voted to the heirs of Dan A. Dayison.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
GAnd HAHGla.

Good Hotels
 Hotel accommodations for travellers are of the greatest importance to persons who have to move about the country on business. 'Just where to go" is what every man wants to know when he leaves home. The Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot, New York city, is very popular resort, be- cause the attendance there is prompt and sat isfactory. The charges are reasonable and the nae1aGge complete try it. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first class hotel in the city. Be careful to see that Grand Union Hotel is on the sign where you enter. The Fire Yesterday-NIr. Joseph Miller.
 NEW HAVEN, April 12, 1880. To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 By the fire of this morning MT. Joseph Miller, hard-working, respectable German, with large family, suffered serious loss in consequence of the great damage to his house. hold furniture, clothing, etc. Knowing MT. Miller to be 8 deserving man, who has had more or less hard luck in the past few years I would suggest through your valuable col umns that his generous fellow-citizers assist him to get on his feet once more, and head the list for that purpose with $5.
 A FRIEND OF THE UNFORTUNATE. Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick in effect and economical in price-no wonder that Dr. Bulls cough syrup is the leading prepara- tion of it's kind in the market
 Excite the appetite, regulate the stomach and increase the h,-Malt Bitters.
 Splendid Bargain.
 Good fitting Newport Ties st 9Sc. and Newport Button at $1.O0 ap13 2E CosaRovE, the Shoe Man.
 Fine Dress Shirts at Franks. in white and colored; 800 different styles. Largest assortment and lowest prices, at 50, 60, 75c., $1. Look at them.
 Ladies' Striped Skirts 25c.
 At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Striped Skirts 25c., at Franks.
 Pocket Combs 1c, at Franks.
 Good Calicoes &c.,, at Franks.
 Neckties half price, at Franks.
 They AHDo1.
 They go to Franks and buy Lady's black and white striped Skirt at 25c.
 100 Good Corsets at 15c.
 At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 1000 Yards Coed Calico at 5c. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 Buy your Black Silks at Franks
 New Silk Fringes at Franks.
 Black Cashmere s3c.-an Wool. Double width, at Franks.
 Good Wrappers 25c., at Franks
 Nice Honeycomb Quilts 35o., at Franks. Ten spools Blasting Cotton for Sc. At Franks, 327 Chapel street.
 The Kid Ties and Buttons we offer at esc. and $1 cannot be duplicated at $1.5O. ap13 2t CosaRovE. the Shoe Man. We are showing the handsomest spring styles in America. ap13 2t CosGRoVE, the Shoe Man. Celluloid Collars at Smith & Stones. Our BODILY DUrroN' Box-toe Kid Button Shoes for children are new style never be- fore introduced in New Haven. ap13 2t CosGRovE, the Shoe Man. Our LITTLE DARLING" Box-toe Kid Button for young misses are perfect beauties. Call and see them. ap13 2t CosGRovE, the Shoe Man. CelluIoid Cuffs at Smith Stones The new styles we advertise to-day are un- Haven. ap13 2t CosGRovE, the Shoe Man. esrrhe Best Cough Medicine i'd the World
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Read F. & l.. Lyons advertisement.
 Great Remnant Sale of dress goods, silks cloths, table linens, white goods, satins, prints, cottons, shirtings, embroideries, laces, fringes, &c., at F. & l.. Lyons great removal sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
Great Sale of Odds and ]

of corssts, gloves, hosiery, underwear, ladies' undergarments, lace ties, suspenders, &c., at F. & l.. Lyons great removal sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

[For Additional Local News see Fourth Page.l
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

New Styles at COsgrOve's.
 The new styles represented in Cosgrove's advertisement of to-day are well worthy the attention of buyers. ap13 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
A FRIEND OF THE UNFORTUNATE.

Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick in effect and economical in price-no wonder that Dr. Bulls cough syrup is the leading prepara- ton of it's kind in the market
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our mall and express department is now so thor oughIy organized that the ladies living out Of town their shopping through us with perfect safety and at prices just as reasonable they were presen themselves in New Haven. mS3O eod&Ws
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Read F. & l.. Lyons advertisement.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Our BODILY DUTToN'' Box-toe Kid Button Shoes for children are new style never be- fore introduced in New Haven.
 ap13 2t CosGRovE, the Shoe Man.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Excite the appetite, regulate the stomae and increase the fesh,-Malt Bitters.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
Rev. Dr. GaIIaher.

Rev. Dr. Gallaher, formerly of this city, last Sunday gave the hand of fellowship to 69 new members. Thirteen more were detained, making in all for the past month S2 new members added to the Hanson Place Baptist church, Brooklyn. MT. Gallaher is still in some sense Connecticut man, he retaining his rural retreat at Essex, on the Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
RmChhOlX.

Judges Beardsley and Culver will preside at the Buchholz trial which begins to day at 10 o'clock at Bridgeport. The warrants for the regular panel of IS jurors summoned for the case have been returned, but it is probable that several extra panels will have to be called before jury can be secured
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
WOOLBN CLOTHS

For Men and Boys wear. We never had finer or better of Suitngs than at present. and at old prf ces We bought early before the advance and now giving the benefit to our customers. visit to our Cloak Department will more than pay you.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

We are showing the handsomest spring styles in America.
 ap13 2t CosGRoVE, the Shoe Man.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

Fine Dress Shirts at Franks, in white and colored; 800 different styles. Largest assortment and lowest prices, at 50, 60, 75c., $1. Look at them.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

A Splendid Bargain. Good fitting Newport Ties at 9sc and Newport Button at $1.OO ap13 2E CosaRovE, the Shoe Man.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13

15O FEET LONG, 20 FEET WIDE, 15 feet between joints hard finish wals plate glass windows splendid light, all the modern Improvements and necessary toi let accommodations including the patronage or hundred thousand people.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-13
FURTHER.

To party having the requisite capital to carry the trade which the location demands, will permit the connection of my in the also the connection of the east store about be occupied by the ceebra ted Grooers, Fullerton Bradbury, thus making 6
, 1880-12-18

hccn ,no,ln ,nto aou,,. au1 Inn ,1y,ur b,rrct
ind Tho hrntl knockci oi,t nntf w.,a turnc,I
musIdis M ,inwn. Oh. Sij.ncet tl,c fn,,lt h"r',
irs l' irs ss rn ~ ,asht ~ M from SS bavo 'ei, u
w1inni,hnoti "e''S '''' ''' ,,r. :"
Why nrr wo tnue1t to rust, into matrimol,y,
To srri,ru l,1,l,t,s 1iul wuriily 9ot,tis? Why
Mria,,t. a11, 1 n,,r marenis tnsHjuc,It. ti,nt 6y
rxn,t,lr' ,,,,t nrccrtt. md by i,,iterDlis IN.
tlirect ways W., kIiow did feci wo ure cx-
trctett to EI,rry and make some cholcu.
ia T,,s i''i ay tI '1 fort f' n II lie
stprk il tlle market wns nli0ut 10 tnjl bu]Uw
lr.r. md With s,iilcn tlrtrrmlmotIui, sczn
iIti,, lie first thing they chi, cNtr, which is
In it i wU,lttur iElat rs Il cutlseul,rl,cu tl,ero
aru ll',uy isliscrnlje homes, tint tl.o divorce
jluokut il always running uyvr wttil np,lIcn-
tlous, tint buys fnr w,i1t Of 1rs,pcr Gn,1l,:-
icacl,lngs rush into nll kinds OF vice, tint
,4.,,,, Il lt.,t.s
, 1880-12-18
A CEkTENNAR|AN,

Spfs4aI UHValeA 70 Ths UhleaQo Tribune,
6T. Louis, Deo. 17.-srhe lteIn Ut tho day
here WIS tl,u celebration. Of tho 100tll birth
day of Iuyi 1'ettibone nt hls residence OH
Chestnut street. ,Tha oil gentleman sent
out car.ls to Ills friends notifying them Of tho
oycnt, md tlloro Sas largo gathering ut llis
homa In consequence. Dir. l'ettibono was
lrobata Judge tcrc, and was brother to
lsufus l'ettibo,sc, lite Circuit Judge Of this
county. lic llas lived lere since 1877. Iio
told his visitors to..lay how l,e rode upon
Fuiton's !Irst steamboat, thu Clern,ont and
upon tho second railway trafn tint eyer llatlo
2 regular trip III America, tllis trfp being
Dol!u's oyusight Ii nearly Eono. but lio lloAra
weli alMl cunyersaa freely. Am0,lg those
WIN pR[d tho Ultl !l.a'l a visit ttEdNy wero
men W ygara OF A4c} who Ind knUwM him
when they wero boys and lu Nil nellye nun.
, 1880-12-18
HOMELESS CHILDREN.
now to AsStST THEM.
Th tbs Esittar nj Tnf f,hfsafbl 1fihtirt.

ARLINGTON ltE1uurs, Ill.,, Ucc, 1l,-I have
hero,,o ynry ,nucl, tntrrcstetf in tho dtsc,,s-
.t,,,s ,o,r o,,f, ,,tr,,..,tora ,,n', ssa.., IT,.
-. ss"n ,t, ,o". "u.u ~ o, % se Isna n. .aio
much ,norc regularity than my oiher part Of
THE Tn1nuSE. Willis | tlo not Mt ull times
hrltrvc "ycrvth,ny urcscntc,i ~ tIc n,l,,t,
t,,r,,,s,, ,ts n'%i,,u' .tt, 49,, o ~ n' ,,,nt
tho general tone Ut the pieces aro calculated
to tneet tic demands Of tho general public.
alirth. sense. nonsense. nhileson],y. rel]nion.
nn1 rc,nr,ners' yirwa nrc nji nlinwnJ a snncr @
and the nRgrGEato Of Thought y good md
progressive. Ii'ls Is ~ lt sh1lltt bc, AMI ull-
doqbictiy meets win intor NJ the Anllds OF
MI Intelligent aMd reading puhllc.
! naEo HnesIion W9.ttt Ike to present
uio poor, ho1nnless, anu lrlGnaIeSs Ghlluren
, 1880-12-18
GAIVIK.


CntcAoo. Dec, t4.-,Ylll sone wltlow.lndv.
With " tWo ,s, or tlarcg " llttlo angels please
syp ns1y Rst1ns os eres s siie a Sxsfi niIe5 es
tious not want tn royiow the ,nurrlofc u,,cs-
tion n,vou Srer,,ltth,s ,,,s, ~"nar,, 'uu t,,at
:. IT, "A ~ ,n ,,,'. misu ,n,o .o. .,
Mv muw tro LOO ue lovo
dispose of Brighton efleet,1nlIy we need
hnvn m foor NJ t,ie veIi.,vnr,, snhtoct irs
tru,f,r, ,tao,s opo,n u"'7 "s"'" '1''e-S '''
'FaS ia sia ast 10 sss see So many Of the old faces
buck III tho circ1o aealu,
Although Furty Years tax hcen n,vov an
ltnr 7 mn sorrv IN ano In co,nos l'ootr ~; +I'o
same spirit, a.al with Ills philosophy IN no
why Improved. Imust take Issue With him
on one remark; "The foes to a Glenn ltfo mr.,
not butwucn tho coyors OF INV hoolf. or In
my woFtts 1T fll!." There have been so'ne
men tal'u women. too) brave enough to l'ase
cutW neainst coformipp NH TO- nj tho coveu. ~ cu
t,.a .'o,,'''t!es' aga'nse uae many 1aalts OF tAe
times. ag'tlnst clnss prejudice, and against
wrong everywhere. There Is nnolller cIass,
now tint ttils cry Is being l,curd. who taks
great palms to espouse tbs causc and echo
a9o FIX enfongh g n't tne !an!l: ING o'l9 Is act0.
thnslt @ II n S,t Mcton ,n o H. et@ nt,,sr pcI.y ot
.,,Irt,F ~, es 49, ~ 49, H. ~ ~" u NTA 20 IVY -
Wish lor lnore llcetisu " wrong-fioing.. Tho
she,yi,,w oe Ms tat 70 s1f,e 70 inaMkt ny
HiioMi!tS ~. l!lt i!HHN!ty ls very !ar from ue-
!!lE !Mrieet HHa that there Hre sill Nights
aobEe nni,ie,ta as wtl!io 9 fo 0thor hoIs ~ mans
ae'Iilestt!ielts Hlltl hopes up 70 f1ttlcule.
for lulsg tllhu thought our philosopher
VII ySi,i o w. slaS 0d tno, fighe, 1t u ate I's
wrlt,;sS aNvn 1orGe!l flie to concl'uo that ho
70 Rtea aTay rSys iof f5o o fpns r to pron W.
sn!sg'!ards 1f,soe!ety: Witness Ils many
s,is Wy ilats " GnfistiMlty. W!llo tl9procntn
tho Whnlcsa'o flfittlUf IN WHICH tl!o word
",Inlis!el" Inns 6cen USED, an4 thInk witt,
i,rof, Sw!!lx @ That TIE wor. c9nltl anM SlIonla
ts s viz . isoSss TIC saares q ' our '1s pres
ent e. civilization t.d breaches cold, goddess
q iif liz sft1.s asSps Wr!ttoa %of;' II ts
isuoks VI kcclsslastea, Jon. and tilo sonss of
Suinino1t " !lHt lnconpass1le with tlle truths
OF christianity. DtA Furty Years ever III
yastIBats the philosophy Ut paut or u
.nie L b. gGssn tras tlsat "te foes I'd Glenn ,,to
:l9nu. lny IN my words at alt. then itwouli
, 1880-12-18

81IE CoNnOTl:a WITH SILENCE WORDSWORTH.
Ib sas E,lttor u 7hs 'Atsuao Tribune.
SrRlS0F1ELp, ILL.,, Dee. W.-rle members
OF Tie Homo soeIn 70 Jolly and l,uppy rs
they gathor arn,,nd tho snmo hearth llke
brothors nnsi sisters tint tho light Of their
c0untclatlcGs shines afAr md p!erccs
through tile gloom until 1t sheds Il r,ly OF
Wolcnne llght ltnn my narrow existence. I
haye been standing without, listening to tic
sweet, harmonious sound Of your voices
mingled III friendly conversation. Thu
n!..sEo talls soothingly ttIM,l my listening
ear, allu tho swBet str,l!n glhlcs over onward,
peaceful In Its How. Now II gontlo n,urlnur
echoes through tho mir, nlWl l rccognszo ulo
soprnilo Of tho younger Hlsters, tic alto Ut
the big buy brothers. tho high tenor OF thu
OLD nnttls III tho f,lnEly. nnd tho deep sound
lng bass nf tic oil baclelnr members. Thu
Sullud, HOW IIIerrii'letlt, NOW. melancholy.
! knew you have saEa "tioad hight :"
to o'!u another, and each EOno your tcs.
IL ths apii'tntati %swcst by.an.s-Dy." WHsn
yttt Mcet asal!t to lio1d VWlet communion
witi ",Ie another. II you hear tin!A Eoes
lle wnrtl nf welcome. but let faith, hope,
mud charity nbtdg with ynu, rolneuibarlsIE
tat thu Erentpat Ut thusv tAree ls tlarEty."
| should lkon little lntk willtSIIuncu Wor!ls-
,Tsor slri! Yoa satist 10 Ii H. i i'lserntlo
plight!
ion i,avo my sympathy. though ], think
tla ia.!tt was Iartly you!s, 1low "unld yn.t
cn.!l'l SO fur forge! ttlo laep!nry uf his deu.!
%lfn Vi 70 think Ut taklng to Ills l'rart md
'stluIrs sauolcher, wl,at monster you
Didn't your wifo leave mnny pleasant
, 1880-12-18
Tho horse II FREQ 10 nlanago his ow,, c,,.,,..
~ rat suits his c2'nf9rl But tllo pour uroI',,fs rs

pT,,tt
10. -" Hcs'. FnEEnnM:
'o 1!nt,sr noW MlteGflttnrsntly warm In nm,
hnnLri anil m,,r., lit:1,i,.' i'sGaesiea ~ ttHs
them. TIC rGrsf,irrs mid ihr" nr iiftc Ut
lie grows ;1tiur, le hns ~. n.oW wet. aud
no l,t,wcr 70 Ivcst i,tnsf nf f.s n ,r,, ni relief,
covering It too warm, No ,nro". 'aT'l ~ q Ms
tn It II i)D cut,t, Ills GRIMM, IL ~ ~ ali'i!ng
entirely Ignorant Of lIs isr,,,'fmmrt ~ eseSs!sy,
Of hts condition urtiy 5y sl,rn,isn r Judging
aIpenraucea., TIN por iI,,rsc IL IL fn?n,,E frSeEmal
thu nlitty to exercise nny ~ III. Ms,!li.ut
qualities Implanted wiilil tm ~ ,:Sii!iie'tyo i,ine'ty
tcg!ioi, nnl cnlnfort. "''' ''' '''s l'ro'
llo Is exposed to tho r|gors of eoyoro st..
ter wnntlIcr III state nr ju.iity w,on nrre YIN:
oors will MI iis orrile suSr;nr M'g,r n1,I t It., pt
subject to tho nllsu ereit, ,rs"ii.ii' ".i', !,n y
within tlnora. Thcse uhvsinlourni iuM ,,.,s'n Mi,Hn
t!OAs show most cn,lctuslyrly tint n hIitA. hIa,it.iA.
or artificial covering ralno be- si,ccrssfM;it: sfSt
il.atlH to lnke the placo OF iho na"ra nd,y
Ink, tho hair. ''"' e"'cs'
H. rlMt tho horse Is healthier l,y c,t,,,n
tleny. llnve sect several Utterly r,Hi,Fi r,i,"Fi,l
,rs scasOn l,y Clipping: mi l,nr,, ~, "H in I.
tint prnctict, nj utterly ut ynrf,n"., ,'ns ,'i,,
physiological fnws nl1tst aj,ortet' liz so VIII!
lifn OF lIt,rso l,y several yelrs, ''' ''a
Iii cngrohnratIun nj thesH views wifi s+,..
, 1880-12-18

crr,j the winlInrs In, Ain raro for forInnc ns
n t,,n .o strif, for ttm" mi in travrr tho h.,
scors I'll t,,nt foots IN 10 tejr credit % tio mare orc
v stnris - n X" strIf',. ''o''' ~ s'4"'' "" ~"
Wn,,",, III ,,inn fnr rfch aut slvttsh rn,,cs.
cnstiv S,,rp n,,ti nernnt Inrrs. mi lila snfrt
of; tiyalrv ,,ssrrts i{srjf In Ian" Fnshiun's
suifit ~ rivairy mi sirifs md I, t,,nnsttfn,,
tint r,l,,: r}s, ii, ,rot,,r lila wnrIi. ia sbnuiti
s,on lect,,,o surfsittd with jijc, nusl 0t,iy
tjio most not,1t3t1nt,s nx,sirtlco wnlti answer
usI,rllnv ia init, tlls i,s,srcn 3nve,,a. wlrrf
rniirnotl tnonrtoiirs, inst iiorsrs. tuecs. ntMl
iia,mu.ltts cease to Torment. x tew Trct Of.
rvai estate viii bo tho inllcrtlI,ct, niikv DI
liz, Geggnr, wj,n fOf once Will Go Tia canai OF
Kings a.lGi Princes. '''''
n srnt,a nt,nnst Ftnt,ne qhtp That fhla r,,a1,
, 1880-12-18
WINTER IN MAINLAND.
II The Editor Of Ths Eh{eauv 3fttur1e.

WINTER IN MAkiI "A
II The Editor Of Ths Chtea1u 4rbune.
1IAaEnsrowS, AEt., Dgc. 3.-lt is weeks
nial weeks since I hayo seen Il TninlSl:,
md many tnys since there llas arrived Il
letter from Chicago. A fcel,.g uf tlolne-
sickness creops over mo whenever thlnk
or my tlcAr busy Western city, anil hm9
once moro 10 60 to sleep with lilo rom Ut
Lake Michigan sounding IN uty ears.
Tho mountains arc all covered wifi, snow,
nirl tic country IS more beautiful than ever
III llgr Winter dress. Ontsitta Of my window
II COLONY of b!ne-1nys have taken up winter
quarters III group Of Norway spr,ccs.
Tllcy atld life TO- tho picture by ttnrtlng
hitler anl t!Iitllcr over tho snow and n,uong
The so1nbro green branches Ut thu frs. He
fDre the break 0f day they nre awake and be-
S!n discussing tic politics Of tho coln!,y.
Tley uitnrrcl a,nt scol1 most vnelfer~
bAttle. when lIsnlly proud crust Is ruined.
n1tl nlnughty retirgs sndty ytLenaotn!ixeti.
X bluc-jny II rs fond Of gossip rs Il village
splnster. Two Of tho birds are now percllrl
Interested IN onS a,iutler's cllatter. Their
cuats Are blue nlMl silver, with higll black
rlitfs, allt oil his lteud e,lnlI wears startling
crest ilipnrtinE Il nlSst wnrltke aspect. wti0
inuliisltivo eyes. 1iioy aro very TAME, alitl
dunlilstl some breakfast. a p.,or little robili.
red-breast WIS IN tho l.lbit Of coming for llls
,norll',lg crumbs bnt Yesterday we lnisset!
"Tonl," our cat, nsfnep under thu lirs, wllflo
scattered around him were pOor robins
feathers--snd Uyidenco of most pltifnt
trnH,%ly.
pair aro .lolncsttci.tcd IN tho bnrn ,niut make
Sllell o'l,l-looklng lisllu fellows III they arc.
When Wy visited tl!ont they surveyed iis frnn.
round ail rs.ll.l ils With profound curiosity
they watched every movement.
The otl.or cyetltng wllnl,f opencl tho win
dow to. take q. lqok ut Jupiter something
ips y w; assiE xs rss ~ ff' ost IL Il s aft aqEs qs
cut, but II light WAS brought and discovered
MI enormous l snowy owl, \ rg!rp md valuable
specimen. The Hight tlazzled HIN AMI hp Snt
t 81 the 'qs Pssl Snkns GsstcS G ST"xE sxgiest,o 1t s
''TOHI." who .Wns aslcep before tllo ilrp,
invoke, and. seeing tho stranEe object mt tive
feet from hln. rM;tletI lp 'IiS fur aiHl set nntt
must .'olefni howl. str Owl, scensLng hattlo
tup of tho bouk-case, npseiting tbs lamp and
II bust Ut Apollo IN his tight. lie WIS capt
trt.u after ml1eli scratching atld biting VI, Ills
part, alnl next day !arge dosu of clllorofurn!
sent ltlIn away from t!lls world Of toll nlIl
trouble. :,
During tho greater part Of October and
Nnyelnbef W. ware up, Ill tic mountains
with Hunting pMrty. unl!a sYas abundant,
pleasant, " i!ad ailarters ii a. ol,l house
possessed hyn friend. 1t wnybutlt III Cn!0nINl
lays, Df pressed brick brought from Englnlui.
Even tho slonrs, staErcases. nni Window
tra,nes Woru inlported. aMl IN tha dining
Wcre several centuries old. We seemed 10
tnr away from civilization, an1 In tic yery
heart of tllo naonntnins, yet tln National
, 1880-12-18

ONO STATE GRANGE.

CoLuN1lus, o., dec. t7.-Tlte 6iate Grange
to-day adoptcd, by vote Ut ~ to 4, n me-
mortal to the Legislature usktug for u Local
Option law. X memorial was also adopted
nsk!ng for M appropriation Sufficient to es-
ut tho State University,