davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-10-25

NEW r.inI. Oet si.-'rho llsris says: a
cahls dispatch fr'n, Afr. lt1telaasl, tho Ia,n1on
ct'ncslla,s,,tn anu VI hr. lcekott'a private unl
MnprulcssInllai friends III ahis city, WIS rccetvc
lutte last hight ANNOUNCING tho death tn luntiuu
yostcrtHy " the farorlt e0n!eliun. Harry Heck
cit. Frs'h sept. ~. lS73, ,tl tu the Gloss af last
aruson VI WulluCk's no WIS thu icudln9 ui,l .op-
ular ro'aadIan of thns thcAtru. lilo run,p hcss
hrst IN tho tall Of lss with Lyda Thou pson u1lI
her troupe un thclr Asst visit. liz wus the orig.
, 1880-10-25

ClSGlSStrl. o.. uat. .t.-trlle fruIgllt w,ife-
huns" a.nt rtuSu'nr Vt i.cu,uel t!osHa. vt Elm.
wMH1. PekAWny County, a., IN thu sioltjtu Vukey
llalrnu's, ea',ght ro ths b,n,1ll1.Y frt,m Inrsl-
n,"ts1 at'rks. Alll br,,~l with IT, c,,iltpus al,l
liifte trtlpht cMrs. In.nf 4uss, $lU,Uuu; lnstlr-
ullcu ul rluyNtUr, $i,tkU. .
, 1880-10-25

uahtdH'I.ls, o.. tGs, :t-Flru brult1 out this
lssnr"g III thu hrlc't tnurI1w nitIi VI Lawson \
ltell. destroying It. Thu lnss M tho l,,tlluv HI
SsuA); t1's,s!.,lcr, $sao; ,nss un stock, xtUt,;
,sstt1'Gt, tt1; VI! III tho lhtlnin,pi,!, Fire nm,
nrU WllA l1lrpt,uIury. '3' "
, 1880-10-25

st1sI a'aT''' to Enxilu Cual,any No. T. ut s:aI
yostersaay "Fl'lEH, waa eausr,l by IEro III tho
eiF ns "a'a-Ht.'ry fralne dwelling ut M. ltss
Narth EarlMnlcr street, ,.wup.l ulu .usu,,i,d il.
ItHl.n!s Gssknwski. n4s,aaxu, flU. Cause i
, 1880-10-25

Sptehf Df'iMteh to The CAfcapo Tribune.
WArsEKA. H., Dot at-.ttu Republican p,lc-
raising yeserllay. III Milford. tow, u fuw ,n,!,
Hnnth uf this phttc. Thunns Ynnnltt'r WIS kIll.al
!y tho t!uccntat falling IT Tho polo WHOM Mlf,Ost
u! HSlt.In. lie WIS yt,Hi1K 1llAtI nlMAtt u yeurs
OF uuo, s'l 81 Jhn SnlIinrtor, II lrulAtncst clt.
, 1880-10-25

CtpSCLEStvE TESTIMONY THAT tSLt.artCE ia!
M:EM ntI&E ~ Ills EAlN NAME.

CoScf.rstvE TESTIMONY THAT lSJt.sr1cR HAS
NEEH nnSE III Ills FAIR NAME.
II fAe Edtor Of 3ht fhltnop Tribune.
WHITE l'luElS, siicA tRs. a.a..-fOn will Ill
lnw saIt'e In yal,r wlluly-cireintrl yl]ur 10
NJ: thAt tho rrhrks u yesterdays tttlt1on III
rcforenrc II, ',n Rev. Farcl llart dI hltn ErcNt
tNJiIsticG. Mr. Hart WIS quite tho npiN's't uf
what IL thnre sa!l ut him. Ile WIS sci.ert,Is.
kl'-ttnstsl uni tctl'ttr towllrri MI pc,ro, ultl
tn s,lr slat tle WIS stlnItr sl,s.l sl!wlg4|. ind
tlcteWnli,rsl tn hts opposition tn his wifca
Miss mt III ~ by tho TAKE to ttIcgD, Is simply
unsrl,c, uni equally ri Is thu atntcne,.t t'ar lilo
brides parents werr nrpo*cd to tho untrrsng.'
ttac who kow hin i'cs, kuoS ti,at no ls,ssesscl
s1r TIrt irsre't Il. W y thu lake. i.s Ii. thosGlit
1t M.nt errH*e tic plrsaalrG nj thclr trip. llts
t,,ct elt s:r lid Il G,,ii,ur ,i,uw,ld s,,,,Ic fr
years .IKt,. nl" slle Me1l loncd thIa inversion tn
i!sr h''shMsld mud 1Mrhnps 70 two nr lhrta.
uMn hrr rart tn, EnlsH ~ the luke. nnh \ t'ettr-
Msit'ti upon his p'lrt 7! 20. The wG''tlt,'s was
ct'rs. n1ltl fp rHtlrn nhsciet. Ut Imposition uv
Hiss,ltistuclsu. Tisu se-s!ntl of my cArtl, and
thu p!1atora nf tho other churches il, ta pslcc,
ul.lrn!tiH The M1t,ro E.lrtA .lulls,,S SWIFT,
Pa:t"r Presbyterian Church. Whlte Pigeon,
rRDM Hell trIvEs AND ctrIzEHs.
III The Editor " The rAtsapo tribune,
WHITE pitEAlS+ N!ch. Oct :rk--Wher,Alt cGr-
tnln staintuunta In THE IninuHE uf Oti. ri, -,
Sarry s Ms Mt ~ u; ; M'iEs Ill.,
th,t the latn itcv flirc! Hart w.is sulfw,llet"
md u,yirn: III bis disposition, ,ln.l tlat said
"pa shS i Il" f " t taulIy u II liz s 'nits,fs nvr Il
wholly wI,lat t.l,ulntlnI; ind wl,nlusls. wu ii,
TT r. 'TS nx or , ,i' s r,1 W},his IN ,a ax n +" Gx% 4;
Air.rta rnntu.ry tn llls wsres expressed Wishes,
uni lslat TaH s'ia mt tmp!nrn"'' him to ~ ly
rnti, hut Hiy cxrrssrl her tntlsty III reference,
Kti}1s ftfU
, 1880-10-25

Sp<ttdl fsputeh n The tAitupn Tribune.
t>Una'puE, H., Oct. :a.-Latc Saturday nluh,
Ifn'ry krlver, "f this city, fni fr.nl iat-laa.t
nli.l VIA drowned. Tilu Mrchlut occurred Ut
SpccAt's Ferry. lie leaves very lnrge fa,nly.
, 1880-10-25
AMUSEALENYS.

NAHA IN latsIkStbSs
The most successful management ever hinged
In Ca,us' by stISs Mary Anderson u.hscd satur-
4lny eyonlnx ut NuVckrrs lhrAtrc, the audience
being NJ krl1c nllti trIl1lNNt M ny thnt hui ut
tGiulrl during the st.snn Of two weeks. Miss
Anderson reserved for htr last nppCArltt,ce utIe
nf tho very hest HrceintctlH NJ hos ta,svrrs she
l1ls set exhibited, nprcuriug In Francis Nooli
'fhlfnur'i'a clusse tragedy 3" lt,n,'' n work TINT
Won EtrnnH EGtnI1rlitent!DN uUn Its first rrtx,g-
tls' ii INN .ls III impurmnt addition tu high
css 'lrhntlc literature. an1 which yet deserves
tu rntlK MS n work Ur UxerItiullht strength In
trcntnlrnt nnl III peculiarly pttrc tnne and
tuhllty.' II was, fnurcoycr, Miss Attiursons
tlrst assumption IF tho r0lu Of ton, Mn't.
we believe, hsr very ilrBt appearance In
tnate character. II III u rOlo p,rtak,ng
equally Ut tho 1nttylrrote Anl tho viHUrullsy-
r,n,lnutr, caIlin4 at t,snas for tho Aweet gr4,ce
af y'n,lth III we'll III tho stts,nE powers 0t mn
thrifty: ntstl Miss Anderson Ii peculiarly ttutl lly
ChystIt HNd trniiit1Ix 10 nclult herself Hrr1lit-
,nity III sl,cll III undertaking. For li,at !Intlcr
tnking II WIS fur H0rr thn,, crcitnhle--tt wus
ensnestIy successful. 1t WIS tuli uf tiiru shud-
shVa vi Hsslnh. nEh te tine lunches uY ,lrt Itr
tt.'htItnberct thu oec.Alhsae larsrs intn Mwk-
whtatl.r.s MD siugc cOpveMtipNnlty. Tito tn-
ltEGry ns tHx fntc tut lslcss1up tn 4ld1stit ttu
klnE.. IL thu sGcnnd act, wis rhnrnctnrlxg,l with
si'lctnMlty niifa carcst.ess admirably III keep
inE with thu aptrlt or tlln situation. and wt.s
trgutlf c1llHtleH ~ tho rNculnnt support rctl-
hEra III ti,ls seunc y Mr. 1cvIG, wh.,is' ura.,ii-
ntiDfl OF t'le HlOuMy tyra,,t WIS lo nf tho bcst
nslt atr 1 scee. 4 wrs 'i y s.;: to e;.stis II ~ u
tho assassination nr IL hated ruler falls upon
I'M. h!t.l litter III tho tllEC. When tho youthful
hUtp e!ilfrunts his sleeping Victim, nl1 wnvgra
III ils TERRIBLE rfn,sp lung enough tn luarn thlt
.lcrs'.u exhibited sympathy With u1..l in in"
ttcr*tand,y Of tho r1!u thAt spnku weti Tor itur
!.t.lisxGnco ntls' st.t,ly I!iYr !"so scurs wl,s.
sufficiently IEIlA IN IlrGsprtU tilp lS}nlt--
, 1880-10-25

An itnl'an engtneer has drawn ont Il ptau.
nb.!uk tnrelRN en.basstps 10 iuve tIlirryipWs
WIN tin !,!Ntthtsty Ia,tantgtc ut lturtnah With
oat tAktux te'r s,1nus u!. The el!!llcu IL " 10.
, 1880-10-25
T.IIE CITY.
Jpnv Iltt.LslS. IA Mt tho Fremont.

j. ltMlf.E nf London Is Registered Mt tho Tru-
nunt-
i'll. n,rnAn,'ss,s, ot thc Davenport Democrat,
}& ut tlin 9hurlIMft.
e y. fssx. " New Orlca's. Is guest "i the
FtGr,nnn.
1nt. n. W. hay, ut Fun Claire, Is stopping Mt
I'nor. wA,rsur. b.i..,s ur Philadelphia, Is
at tho thenr.
<'rItH members nf tho "O,,r t'ol'llns" Combine.
tim Nrp ut the rrrnIunt.
,1.Mss II. uaytA,n, of the tiu,rl stntrs Gnnst
enrvcy. II ut The Palmer.
HEOnnr t.. tnniAM. III snn fruHcs.u' arrived
Il, The GRIND ''uGItIc y,ssrrllay tr,'m TIN EH+t
Mn. ASh Mns. svnSEy i'sIn,An aud Mr.. H.t
Mrs. Walter It,r!, III 10ntlon, Mra r.xs.rI,ui III
the IAcIile.
MR. AND Mns. .nnS. +. COscAnntSE, Lou'ton:
.1ohn ". Cl4lb!.tr. E,ltnlnlsg: nid r. !. s4aurs,
Antwerp. nrr xl,rst@ III thu Palmer.
1t.tl. ASu,,s tsrnrr,l Munger 1T tho st. l'nul
s Mnntt,t@ lsnrt,,l n,,i a. n. Ts.~l,u. tIrs,prul
Manager VI tho Central inc!tlr lsGttrt,n,,, Asu ut
the i'HclIle
;nHS llsxrEn II tho 1ainc of tho young man
" T wS'sK VII IT," sS'y ln ' 1'n =, 'i; i, r tr
s.In'. llc wa: ~ rt:sIr. M a1s'. mud lir.nl viii,
Il. pn,ylts, WIN f'crat!y tsmr t, shls city frMi
fever. nj M. iii tnn lllIre,l street.
,rHE tntlhs vt tho St,ih si'fc WIN nr., Inter-
e.l"l ~ n" t.IcSIa" l,rothurs' !l"sItal e',n.
III thr Lark ,ttt1,ti 'r,Ir,.r ii r,,tt lin ,"..
we'" .hrs'sn nlei, ut m!tli.lsht, Thu attractions
ttself to tim I,roI'P EclscsA!lt.
FRANCIS W tr1,t ~. II ycnr, or nvo. II atrnntrrr
4 t.s ety. ";nfpoyGh ut ta r,ili.',an, l',,larn
Wthitgtun stl1yt tiI,,I,rj Snt,,tlluf tIju,I1 ur.
ciicntaiiy fcll ntr, mid landing il, liz tsniaw,,y
come eight feet hclow inl;l his left lcg broken
iin.rliul.
rat s'nel,.r,x va4s at NJ. + wn,,cr*!r,.e,.
1nrHtfot, T which wis ,rr1'lo ~ sundays 1ttan
ihe T:.i; ilss. rSe %ss!, ,''!'srs s % s'crjta!s II
.'Iti'l u.' 1M b! s @ n NJ III y se r ,, %S ,,fH t s
% f"r%s s @ "r wv " x 5 81, tS ss,,n 'Ss T. per-
u,n,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,.,t.',. ~ .,...,.,.. ,,..,.
r! II Mlt'!n S tt. ' ii" ericr,ti si' e !" .i,e
builders Ml rars. W!in S'is Il g'tnst Of the Luz
1in;. lnt'lcrs Sni'o;n ASSOCIATION during Tho
Cnhsctltlnll " thts cltf tn3t week. IHtn M ee-
E.!ns 'ltil!:er III tho l'Maiinr tinsr, rnterianng
mi,s 'nr a%nt.saeM ~: s.r.' on VI Hria-
t'ait, ". r. SihtlrtMkct. nnH WliIlthl II. llCnty,
$780,, .n.,,. 49, ,, ,...
sn r,.,;. ar Tin; q ,f,r.,. no Mest t., 'kM ,, Srpt
IT Gnrrt'h tsun:, lied Aftera stort Illness ut
s; ist rseiiK ',S WHY ~. Enylt;t,l'A only
fyn Ffs m W." s. St',fy ,1a ast. w1t' 5
Mnt ,t ftmls @ ,r r"lativss , IN t., ts!ltrE Dr.
w' ;tttetlt!c nun. suys 'ie 'iir'l nr
eii,I's Ihe lM'llee !!lrher stata tmt thu .:lsu Is
tt,ie h,efltlE thc nttnnton " !lG thnrlthbly in-
e'a,'t'' =" t'e ~ "e"fses s"c'ets'
fuut,irrrs AssprIniinn ItMt yusfs,n% YIN inI,ii,,,,
III lit Wnst,i,attn street, rrcs,Ient lmrts'r. II
snt .c W Attnrn. ~ tha asnI".iG, ".G s,,I, prs
ttuli hi hid nrag1rrtl II Charter md l,,tl fur.
,sn,tle.i Il inft 0! iln hy. nws ~ every .lis, rtct
ii VIA nsoitr,l tint th Stntt mi I'M .s,,,,
c!nrtnr n the fllstriut nrEsuizHthInA nttns
kn.H h'HH3 sath sCt"af A1Ht l'hs HH4 Ei'ess LUZ
, 1880-10-25

:, l!ny thv Improved Ilowr He.,tes, Norlc,1.
scllcck y Cu., Agents, Vi Luke street.
, 1880-10-25

4 Ct}NET..Ati4tiArtf,v

FlCr0tl1A, Out. aa.-.A tirvMt XAtcsylle Ft,rks
completely destroyed tho town.. 1t orIulnnteh m
u nCnincsu, stlaHty. i. FOrty hu,ldlusa wrrv rou.
, 1880-03-06
HOOKS RECEIVED.

CONFIDENCE. ny Henry james Jr. Boston:
Ffoughton, Osgood + Co. Price $t.5o,
POETRY FOR CHILDREN. Edited by Samuel
Eliot. Boston: Leu & Shcpnrd Price II.
THE NEw DEpAtrrUnn IN THE COMMON SCHOOLS
or QUINCY. Dy @. F. Adams, Jr. Boston: Estes
J. LuuriMt.
itisTonY OF THE CRY or NEW TonK. ny Mrs.
Martha ]. Lamb Vol. H., Part 8. A. 8. barnes
ca. Price 80 cents.
K1S1e IN Exile. A Novel of Farlafan life.
Frunl the Frcuch or Alphouso Duudet. boston:
Leo & shepartl+ Prco ii.
Six 8TORIE8 rtsoM THE ARABIAN Ni0tfrs
Edited by Samuel lsltott, IL. D. Uoston: Leo
Shepard. Trlcu % ocutA.
Six p0ruLAR TA1rs First md Second Series,
s. shepnrt. Price Gu cents each.
NEMNASTs OF EAHLY LATIN. Selected and
Explained for tho Uso Ut Students by F. q,
Allen, Ph. D. Boston: CHM i ucath.
HISTORY OF MArEnIArrsM, -ASp Cn1T1clsM OF
lTs pl,fsESr !MroRTANuE: Vol. II. ny Fred
good s. Co. priuo, $3.50.
MASLINxss or Cnn,er. Hy Tho,nns Hughes,
Q. T.. nuthor OF "Tom nrown's Schonldnya,"
etc. Frlco 10 cents. siAcAu1.Ar's EssAYe-
"Miltnn," "Dryticn." "lsunyRn," "lIistory,"
anu Two essays m nSnmuC! Jphljsnn," "Athcr,-
i'm Orntnrs,' and Montgolnerv's Teems" lly
Lord MncAulny Price IS ccnts Standard Serlcs.
Now York: ]. L. Funk & Co.
, 1880-03-06
HU NOR,

W. UiONt
Tho father Of twins ls botanical cur,osi,y-a
double poppy. III It were.
Domestic bliss-k!estnk the maid Of all work.
domestic b!tstcr-Whctl the mans wife eur.
pt1ses him In the act,
"Thnt's frustrnte idea," said the anxious
luther, whrn he shrewlly devised how IL prc-
vent tho anticipated clopttuent III his daughter.
II you wish TO marry lady whnul 1t wont cunt
you much Ia stipport, don't select n btlrIess1uQ
ae!Iess under the impression that she wunt cos
4 Western s!ccplng-car was recently enter
taincd with thu sight OF a Man beating his Wife.
some men haveths r,ru faculty OF making them.
selvos vt holne anrwherN.
!se. ~ and pr9vsd him such y mean scoundrrl that
tho 1ur} Itcisled that kllu ought 10 pay Elm
soinethlnS for not ulnrr3lny her.
a CalifnFn!an's matrimonial advertisement
n,nas dp ah f"llpWs: !" Fortune nU object hltt
snt,tdd rtNutrt tho gals relations to dei4,stt
saS,9, sa9 With ME us security for her good bo-
~ A LAZY one day wrote u her absent husband
= j as!sss 'ado' sssadss is1s ass as'h
=. It u sud Of cir rsaao Newtous ncpbov WIN
E3A clergyman, that be alxuys refused mar
s1ax1'fee, saying With much plcasuttry: "Uo
so5 .Sf *sg. F s,y shirS; hayy denc ynu mis-.
money" 'sN'
In rurnl district Of vorfurshtra young
p,oSsnan onoe neg went ts,YrttnR - y saturlay
iultsbla for tho occasiou,-not onu sentSnco
:Sald hs utter, snd M for Two long hours hs sat in
ns u the old So1h sons. Man s,;,s sne b. ,sun tho
e., s Vii u iss sstS S ,s ;s IT.. Jsss .oE
20 sProa rsaaa soaseres II 'Gasnst tSsls hsa %
kslda 4Vcso T. HIyhr"
, 1880-03-06
FAITH AND CHARACTER,

IooKs " aernuns are generally little read.
uncss tho discussions nro distinctive aud fresh.
such ~ exceptional character belongs tn tho
volume ot sermons before US entitlrd "Falth
and CharActer." by Or. Marvin Il. Vincent, Of
Now York. Under tho head OF Faith, Ds. VIM
cent conslIiess Faith Ia tho Unseen, Intercourse
With tho Unseen, and Christ tho Interpreter Of
mo Unseen.-stvtnE ono discourse under the
t!rst division, two tl!scu1rses under tho second.
And Aeven 4nder tho third. UlNleF tho head al
GaasaaSstor, 30 discusses, arst IL Integrity. ia
thsce sermnne; thlr,ily, fts nsks three seron.:
fnnrthly, lts lntepoldenoe; aud htthly, lts At
It1na toward Men, In one discourse each; sixth.
lt+ Eternity, "a rory interesting discourse.
,,n. nr: vincent a1oF,s, IN these sermons, ,ano
Ing. hls clcar, foroi6io, md 6ni.hod styls, sad
happy manner OF puttin2 things. These dis-
seot goo5sss ~ hghiy practical and yet 10 full Of
, 1880-03-06

dtono rnntltn9, ho told me ho did not wish tho
] Trctson. y wsru c ac @ by 50 important i hnnd @ md
hc directed mo Il, take than ,ip0n myself. lob
3ttr 3Itn to ths As 1nay m sFottca he'd E.cat
thnught s,rnngc ifai even he should this tnvo
lnHc'l with nt, atishnr's manuscript. 1t would
Ssvr s aFe s,c !" g. S sf @s 99 s s Il
ho. "rcrhnps ysm nrs right; but un thts, AZ On
every other ,'eeasinr. own DO not like TINT
whvh yna women ,nrc alway. using. It Is a do.
vice nf f.n,ls tn rntsc themselves % tho avel of
peS t a rss ss @ s5t Of s0ea @ F ,ovss EhSn So
wcnk. It may l,o all very wcIl for womon,-thoY
hive mt much to do In this. l,fr; but yo,i must
,c aware ., TIN. fnr example, cnnuos DO bound
"ilut," rnpiictl: is not henrrlicotlon OF those
lnws t" the ,conet Gf ifo IKE that ot Tho
as,t'... exespt when i wntiid, withoutthur con.
1T s RSs tasi"I sa 4as 1qs!e Is nnothor Of tno,o
classical wnris which tln mt adopt. It is pnr-
hnps nv own fn'lt. hut thorn ars certain rifles
p chilled atylc, gnod or bad: docr not infect me-.
eG!n only for tho force Ut tho Thought, used
t. tso osla Gn va f2r Tho sumo reasn
! Ct, q y ss & e for r. ssenas sas
cc Hill a ',nae1s,oo s 1"s niies SssEs an L ho
r.! icen tratne to pnl'!,c affairs he srt,,l have
a t,,x nntnsn think srp5esate him
Glide NIL tho drnnhtic sentiments from my Wow
of h'n': Tor e,xnmr1c = is only lately have
At r.t rxaT1l i ~ Is memly ett3yuGco y for
sriy spcakinx. il s,,ci, pr ttio sirtue,, ,hh WIEN
suddenly into k!n-honrtcd Prince arptnrcJ tt,
me an unworthy climax. However, I Riiw stonvcl
act IN the ttngcty one nsRht. and tho mystery nf
tho great conception was reyrnlrd to 1s,c. No
pronounced tho aovnns nnlts, Ctn,la,' jn 81, cun-
Ming and subtle \ tone, thnt saw at nnce tho
, 1880-03-06
ART NOTES.

AVA
louis @. Tiffany received $1,000 for hts picture
of"Tho lleapets."
A soclcty for tho rsntect!on Of Ancient Build.
!ngs has been successfully established In Fra,,co.
Tho artist l:louar.l Dttatlo Is 80 ycars old, and
has ulrcady painted his thirticth picture. ilo Is
pupil ot MHssonnfer, and Ia said To be a very
rapld painter.
The Commission appointed to euperintcnd the
erection of statue OF Victor Emmanuel in
ltomc hns thrown open the competition for II 10
tho whole world,
Tho proprietora Of the London Graphto recent
'ycon,mlss!onctt several welt known artists eaeh
t@ paI%f @ fenn'e M @ head typify1ng hts concoptloa
50 fAr. S"
tallcgether Rubens produced a,7le works OF
NJ, NJ, atannS owhsGh - woro sketches and 4sA
nraWlnRs; " ~ these w0rks. e.D hAvo newer
seem lost.
The Now York Watar-Cnlor Exhibition has
~. rM ~ EsTat success Tho receipts ~ faE anount
~ IA a 'GF q; pcturs H. Us as.i!.ss se9 in ls,
stnntiy crowded.
Eurnsus Duran keeps hls studio very neat. A
..,t Mnaect1 nr eivnrnt ash dropped Oh tho carpet
tr.n tho painter. It'll grc1.t passions aro fencing
nnn n..islc. swords RFe on onb hand and q har-
n'.igM i,H IN the "hes. IIa married. the slater "
troi1ette, tho FEcnrh actress.
EAisAD Museum Of Art IL announced tor April /.
Inc collections have boom mainly the kflts Of
iae now building ls situated at Eighty. .sces,nd
nIret anu ftttd avenue Among other valuablc
cplltetinn. the Avery porcelain eoiicctinn the
MAtAAl!um collection OF old lsros 4ild en-,
oroidestes, oyprlote joNolry, and Kensetta plct-
v The statue Of Farragut for Union sq'sare, Now
York, has been completed in clay BY ST, 0au-
us,s, tho sculptor: The figure II ct cnlossI
p5,HInrt!o!i4-alWut l,i,,l Niue fcet hixh. Tho Ad-
els scrvioo-cap, ifo holds iIi one hafd q Large
aoubl1- barrcieti sea- glass The attitude u per-
apast; the old sailoE. In fsvs, stands Ia sailor
, 1880-03-06
SCIENCE.
EDISON AND IT'S LrG1,r,

Nny,,re +. rn1h.~ 80. -" a1ltiI.
Light, IL tsays, inter quoting ,bo electric
tho light with which Toa,lc9. nr ''raon Tms ,s u
@ are familiar; "wo fear Mr. Edison |, ,Iausa tbctr
Nv mse years behind tho time In his now Inrcn,ta,,
,n Inc roll of Great britain for isis con-.
King, In whrS thin ~, ~ ~ " nAnp invented BY
H. H. s an exhausted globe; inventor speeis,. Sts
Vacuum for or tho t%o n,rno.s Of .,, Tho ef.ieen
Designed BY Io1yu,nn Il, ,aea M lump was
encc l,otvcor shesa ;.. ~ !o'o. aac only differ.
forward IA, that Edison prcfers dif7nr,n. r.'usa5
app"rently less durable, kind of prcp,rca eas sna
non .sn to that cmrloycd by his predecessor sa,.
.no.'gh, ae'!n, In tho employment Of casbou,,eS'
paper nc has been more than once nuticlnotoa. y
Mr. Edsson'a first steps In electric iIrst,ra,
otor. Tho hmm co,stat.,a ~ ~ 'nsnp anu soncr-
tn ho n,n,o p eons.s.eo ol piece OF platinum
any Of beot ws and 70 ar1angc that
cut on the current, It VIVA m "a o'n 'evet ,, to
described nv Drancr r., ,a'1 "4' mn aa o1d dcr'ce,
wrong 4" ,,r.n, @leeS 1aiiitre wroR III design.
covered ,vt,ntP aa iMennt1no i, Edison had dis.
many tutnMtat haa s,c,,x'n1 ec, kw'1 IN EMropo Tor
EnrsI}. ae new gHnc5ntur, chrfstentd tho
bcing cssentialIy eanH m;,seaffonn Il, neT pnc!pls,
u,,tfnn thnt thts ao' u SUPPORT Of tho alle-
III n.r n LII ~ VIZ M Muacnne gives out III electricity
,1r(t.inT nnt,t., ~ t19 enGIgy t receives from tho
Ssitmifnc X ssi, upton 70 te published IN The
cnic,,S9tnnx om,9 H., re 70 hnvo cxnmlncd ttcso
snnnnstfo., ;a Ivy ta that they are based on Tho
Vnpnrotns !. tnnt ano eiee!rhsnntiyc force Of tho
n Sf',g rav", ~ - constant ttanslty when tic speed
to rrsstat,cc. of es'aht shn ei, nia ilepccnt Of
fitv ~ n,,rra ~ tao circuit ana q tho GUAM
hy 'uo .at,or, nno 1esA-llagncts irn excited
Now in iho n,,mcrcaI cnt Ha ,dr gcaer9utor.
naanr+Ion I'LL. us ior!n M ~ plny or The hbnyo
nnrrr sneru Il no sshtelnet nude rs to hs
rr"nt MY iy 10 Supply ms auxiff!ry cur
rIvon NJ }hn "ot,. H3u mny nttltist1cs whntcvcr
, 1880-03-06
HISTORY OF NEW YORK,

Part Fifth Of the second volume nr Mrs. Mar
tina J. Lnmh's "IItstnry 1T the City Of Now
York" trrnts nt tho tattlu Of stonmnuth, tho mr.
rival Of tho fronch t.oot. tho reception Of tho
first French stiniater by Congress-, tho ticstruc-
tton OF Wyoming, tho flre and tho explosion In
New York City. with picturc nf tho Ncw York
prisons, citzons, and general nffairs, the forRys
in MI directions, tho nttuck Upon New Haven,
tho burnfngs Of Fnirfteld and Eorwalk, tho
rturmlng nf Etony Point, tho Southern arniy, tho
cDld wlntcr-life IN WnshnHton's camp Mt Sfor-
ristown, 1iamitoti's cnnrtshp md marriage, tho
burning nf New Jersey towns. tho hnftlc nf
Springfield, tho trcnson Of neiIGi!ct AElph,, and
the gonqucrtng progress Of I.f,rsl CORVALLIS Ill
tho Cnrnltnns. Mrs. Lamb shows how New York
Clty VIA tho central pn!rt around which tho
GhlHf pvontS Of tho war ruvOlvrl. Tho ftilt pNgo
Illustration represents n wooded sceuo on tho
oprosIt shore o. tho Hudson, With Washington
v1ewtnR New York City frnm TINT picturesque
point. Ono Of the most notable portraits In This
number u nf Hamilton, copied from tho nnint-
ing by Ir,lmbtll1, In the possession nf the Chnm-
ber 81 CtannIgrce. 1t has never before. becn ro-
ttnn. Tho old Ver1,lanck tnMnaton Is among tho
Illustrations: and tho twn hni.tes then standing
on the site or tho Astar House. tho homes 1T
Waiter NuthorfOrti and Col. William AxtCIl. Tho
work ~ progressing rapidly towards completion,
and will bo finished In twn handsome volumes,
IT is published by subscriptions.
, 1880-03-06
ART,

TIE DUCAL PALACE AT VENICE.
An architect writes TO tho AulcnUum TINT "Tho
attention OF tho public In Englnnd hns boon 50
much absorbed With the proposed restoration of
tho west front ot St. Marks. ut Venice; that
thcrc Is danger that tho scarcely less important
operations In rrogrcss and In contemplation Mt
tho Ducal pnlaco, Immediately adjoining tho
famous church, mny cscnpe observation. En-
tensivc works in tho way Of repair md substltu-
uon hnyc been going on thor0 for some time
pnst, and have been carried out In a manner
which hns not escaped severe criticism. It Is
now proposed to restore tho celebrated Porta
della Carta, tho lovely doorway leading To the
Gfnhts Staircase, down whose btcps rolled tho
head Of 1tatsuo Fnl.ero. Tho Intel Of this
doorway. d most exqutsit ptcoo Of work, Is
crnekcd, but in no danger Of FILLING, nor does
1t even uccd to DO shorcd up. It is, however, to
DO removed. and q new Intel, copied from tho
original, put In It's plnce. The work bus been
de'pyed In consequence Of tho difficulty Of and
hE hinE ssone % OF sf,ieant slxS fGs tho purpose;
serious re.r,onstrll,uo ts nude. tho substitution
vi! 10 efIectd. with the approbatton Of tho mn
Wick td Of horts T 81 sces Sas1. to was ats:
ElacSd frnfmttts Of antiquity aro rcicgated by
"r ths work be vi III estsos tha s
thentfcity Of most interesting monument; Il
ss ' Ct gP f"Pa ss s" =; e s aRsa
tightly wetged up 10 1t, IL uli thnt Ia required 10
keep u In It's plHce; and any further work to
Vcnctians hIve, however. tho impress
sion that. It Is perfectly .justldlhlo
prnvT.lcl tho now work be m oxnct rupro,iction
Of tho nld; nud tho nrchItrct who has directed
tho works Of restoration ut st. Marks has cur.
r!cd this anctrino 10 fur as to nsscrt publicly
TINT PORTION of tho pavement In ttat basllca
which hns been rucently taken M md 'relaid Vn-
der his direction ls, In his opinion, snpefnr 10
tho original. 1here can bo therefore, fiji lttlo
hope TINT tho l'nrta della .CNrta will bu sparsd
tho fHtiRnity Of loInE made what those 9entle-
nlon Monli1 consider ~ sot.l ns now, or better.
The fantula'nf the lsth Of january contans a
poem. ~ ylctar enlnslni. ca'ox!ztng tho action
" the English In tho tnntter Of tho wcst frnnt
thcir efforts for tts preservation"