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, 1880-12-15
THE sl.ruycport N.a.) Stn7ulau1 predicts

THE Shreveport {I.a.) Stn,uEart1 predicts
anntAor exodus. 1t snys thu neRruus In that la-
trlct nro perfectly under tho control Of Bun,o
unknown Influence which 1nnn!putatcs thpm
With ahsulnte discipline. .Thls intluoneo t.ro-
vented thon from waiting ut tho latu v,rcuon,
asll. tho Statla,sl Bays. u.n cot tholn III r for
EAnsns whenorerltsoe tit. Furthermore, tl,orp
uro rislllors TINT tho rxcdua Ia contemplated by
the mysterious powers. Tho "intlnuhcu' te.
forrcd to, II It shoul.l DO tracetl nut, wuuld 10
found to TO n donble-harsu|cd shotgun with q
wALto assasln ut tho btltt end Ut II. This OK.
truorstl,lary lnfluUhco proYunt4sl tho negroes OF
Shreveport from voting nut ol,iy ut tho lust elco.
Holl, but ut many oluUtto1ls boloru.
, 1880-12-15

TIE sa1o Of tho milwaukee Duttu Nc,rs,
tho oldest Democratic duly newspaper 1T
Wisconsin, Md tho only Democratic HOWE
paper printed III tho English Language lii
the principal city OF tito Statc, IL llol!tlcal
event Of considerable Significance, a.nl Is
also MI encouraging sign Ut thu tfllles. Tho
paper has betis sNltl 10 u now company Just
organtzel for tho purpose Ut printing Il llsst-
clnss daily morning Republican newspaper,
IL wnnt long felt IN t,at eulcrprIslng city,
and now to be supplied. Tho salo leaves tho
Democrats without MI orgnn printed In the
English lanEnags, md, a. no now paper call
ga!h admission Into the Western Press Asso-
clntlon. II leaves that purity III forlorn call
dtt!o1, SO far rs its future prospects nre c0sl1
ceflle'l. Tho trnnsfer Ut tho Ncus, mud tho
change tllat will lake plneo In its politics,
h only another oyldcnce Of tho greut ruvo-
lu,lo' TINT has, tairIi p!ace In public
sentiment ia tie Congressional district In
which tho NcGs l.us been printed. III 1Srs
tic Democratic cuIldl.!Nte for Governor had
lo,oo0 lnnturlty. nn4 thore WAS not q Isepub-
Iicah city ur county officer elected III 31ll-
wa'iRcc. At tile recent eleetIu,! Gen. tiar-
hrt't carr!ed tile Fourth Congressional Dis.
siict BY over 2,000 lnujolIty, n1tl every cuntlI-
date on the Republican t!cket In 3l!!wuukcu
Cuanty wus elected, Such rapid dIslntegra-
tlon VI once powerful political purity Il
without parallel III tllo history 1T the cou,..
try, and IL u sIgn of ulo tl,nes tllyt rllmIstak.
ably points out tho drift Ut puhl!e su,ltl,nuut
Ilv milwaukee Republicans l!nyu capture.
ttu biggest gun Ut thu ano.uy u.Hi will turn i,
upon Ap!n unless they surrender uncouli
Inf re I'm III. SER
, 1880-12-15

SAYS MI exchange: "Thc nortscr City
Mill, Full River. Mnss., has Just decided to III
crc11se Its eapItal FROM 100000 to sG(U,tO0 This
Is tlio mill Of which ueur1a r. ftnthawny WINS
Treasurer and =. Angler Chnoo w,s President
until they hnd been lrrcatc.t md tried for
gignhtlo lefnIeAtfohs and conslyNcl for term
of years to tho State Prison. whore they yot re-
mnn, ttnthawny Ind stolen, Mt Chlco's co,n-
pufsory nstgntfon, us he said. every cent Of tho
el,N0,0M which tho stockholders hnd put Into
the corporation, oven tho first tnstnllMcnt
having bocn appropriated by tho two rnscnls.
1t ia very rnro, itn!crd, that Il company
Ia deliberately set up, As this wAs, for tho
purpose or swint1ling, tho schcmo t,lvinK bccn
cn4ruly fortuel beforB tho ilrst step hnd
been tukon III ita Organization. When tho
AEAlrs Of tho lloNler City lind beun investigated,
1t wns discovered tut, Ii, addition to tho totul
losa Gnnticd upon tho oatnckkoldclT, tho corpora
ton owed considerably over Fl, ,DU0 000. Tho mill
and tts nlehincry {ono mllt Ind bccn hirnet}
were still left,-theaC worG tho Hotu nssets,-nn1
coutd bo run with profit. hut tho Stockholders
could 'nt lave any lcgal cum on 1t, uness they
should nsstleA tlabt In excess Ut tho amount Ut
tho Mills original cnpltnt. They were, very
lntur,ly, unwilling to do thls, especially nftor
having been pland1rcl IF NIL thoy bud Invested
creditors touk tho Border City, put It, for Tho
tt!nU, Into tho nana pf TRUSTEES, Atid rcorgnI,-
tzctt lti sltsc Hcl.eo tito CoupRny on an entirely
now btsla. Tho MILL, which lus bcen tltlcr tho
lew management moro tlInn t,vo mud une-hn.r
years, hns been exceptionally prosperous, ami
Its stock-1Oo helng par-has beull quoted Ut 15Q"
, 1880-12-15

rrr C1t,cAoo TnlBtfaH ,ns established hrnnch
Offices fos tho secatpt uI subscriptions Ana niyostlsu-
mtnts M iullDws: .......
fi.W YlRK-1toom . Tribune building. F.T. Nc
FAn1,ES, Mnhnanr. a
GlAsGUW, suotinnd--Alnn's American News
Agency. II ltontiotd-st
LONDON E,s..-Amc.iean Exchange. ~ Strand.
lIESHr +. Nil.1.ta, Agsnt
hASltlSu1ON. u. t.-Ettg sttcsk
, 1880-12-15

THE st. Louis (AtIo!l.) Herald. which
Rlnrcs In patent lnsl,lc. Is wont to Ill up lts
outside With original matter OF srent l1lth nnl
1lnlneht. 1t Inns eight pages, md tho four out
sle pnHes arc tho ones It specially culis nttc1,-
ton 10. These were filed with Tho Presidents
t,'css0Rc lust wack. hit tho topical lcn1ing ro-
Iaaine,a ssatdtns ~ boforo. THE effect wns l,c-
wlltlorlng. T,lkcn together tho lines Of tho
headiug, III bold typo. run Us fottowa:
FOUR WHOLE rliuES
or FACTS, FAEG1Es, AMI FUNNY ul&AMs, CARE
FULLY l1tErsnED rt,lt TIE nEAurlH Of
THE HERALD.
, 1880-12-15

,fuE supcriiutty Of Generals In tho United
States army lins caused West Point to be
malo technically IN Department" under tho
conllnlnl Of Il ATajorGencrn,. Yet 1t Is not
believed thnt tho buys know anything moro
nb0ut polyEons now tl,nn whel, the COM
lna,ler wns II common Colonel. Wouldn't
1t be good ilcn to abolish some of the
Generals nnd tic department OF West
Point ut tho same time" West Point Acatl.
eMy would not su!Tor by tho ciInngc.
, 1880-12-15

THN Milwaukee, Dal!u l[ur1allcu has tried
to pluy tho s0lu ar tho old ncnratip orYat, IL.
tht city, but plNys 1t With thi4 .litlorcnou, that,
wlercAs, tho ChicA9o concern alwuys tlops bark
to tho support Ut lts party fruM tho tiuls tho
nominations aro tnado Until tho election Ii over,
and only thuts turns somerset 1nt0 "lttdepcnl.
r1luy"; tho DInu Afurphcu, OIL Tho contrary,
works aKnnst lts lasly sMfpro elrctluns, and
only bccs,naes ltoiublican In tono attur tho light
IL uYer and tho battlo Won, Tho Republicans OF
Wisconsin have Rruwn weary Vt this MuFphey.
lsA sort Ut NepublIcAntsn,.
, 1880-12-15


campatvu fncoheront IN ia o,o,no.,.,
ttun. mid with Its pint form ari ~, fn cn.l,Fs
!, w"1; Cnasics!ils ttlo oxtKcncr nf tn. rasc
,,r,",t,ics ~ III, IL, ,, tt 8nlc fost rcs,tum ";
[rtI iho ,yniei,wtri MID ~ tA Thu sh!hL0-
party for tho future. ''"a'"'" VI tho
Chicuuo corrrsnondopco 1,,,.
,Iour,,ni. t,I,o ,rrcnt,ot ,,,1,s,., .aofa SfHtc
viii In y, -, n,,,tn.,., .s,. ".ctY ueh. Thpmns
n1'athy u, hfs own cnty. Our county ia .., a'u
her trn1tfona Ut t1isceral Cen, rhn,,,. :. 70
thy of thu uuitcd suptort nr ~. ms ,'"'' Is w'r.
ulHtflci ~ looking out Tor itself, n,,t1 nmht,i
s,,cc tioir osyn ,utrrcsts S Rr,,vg G'.. thcy al-
tnG wtiu c!nini Il, kalnw. Eny tint thn rnni n
w; M;,, ~ 'ntao t'etWecn cnndst1ntes outso iii
sia,lritcrI. it vii n II, ,a sTIo: II ThomAs ID
,I,,,.ax ~, '''''e" VI Ills Eooka.
ra.aun. "i NJ, ~ eol1usponncalc0 Cincinnati
tvi,on,,r,, i',.nts .aat mr. campbell, IF tho
1,.s... s,,s"'ts sts'oeef, Is cahdhtato tor tho
~, .s'iuss Miss!on eauscs como amusement hero.
..' ..,n. e" ~ eln.1s afo io11't.Ie OH tho fact
tn'.. uMt Nv an'ARonI1e'i senator Conkng III Tho
ing1 ,stRtsj,n G"nYnl Mn,x v,5 @ grcntly anuyel tho
g s speech e!,u nnancr ii ,nou9clis lit''''',s. w..
" flint body. Mr. cnmpbel Is bright 1,,rn",ss
Is, ann a,1I' q, "r,y gensi9!nl,, hut I n,ssr
sAswet hts pluck mud mutually ii to It. CiIcn19 ~
EMnvotioti anu ho L. a1ninK TOD high tniiit NIT.
'hlnf "iseE lo "sks for tho Mission 10 France.
onon, - rsa,,rss ,,,,,a. "s.sk.on CORRESPOND
cnce' II ConRrbss innkes provision for tho re-
sr ts1sn N"s Of }fS x'' aat + + ,' us Ito hey see
On tho urcnt rotnlnr ,,,,eatio,, -, .u neheh'
~xar r ~, H'vsuo !etween tho
re s is perfectly so. lnsotns sh other res,n'. ras.
h9 Is decidedly unsoutsd. liz ts MI n,yocatn NJ
A. sl!S !est!trsi1znE octrincs ndvanecti fy tic
cty,1snfGtlptB chnmplpf1. And ia - i,,I' "a u
, 1880-12-15

I6tH1 tol1ectt6Ha... .........sI3 ,Q0U
Thu assessments In 1873 werc larger. rs
Tan'nta,y thcll Ind moro patronage. md Its
prospects OF elcctlng alt its cainl.lntes
werc believed 10 bo better. 1t Is said
That Augustus Scloll paid 100000 for tho
honor OF being nominated for Mayor, md tho
seteu candidates for Congress wcru eacll
taxctl l,5o0. Tho aggregate assessments OIL
candidates III 1878 were sD.t;oo; nlstl OH per-
SONS alrcudy III Office s.s,v00. Kelly nd
mittetl III effect that this was wlerv pnrt Of
tho city's money went when he sal.l TINT l,c
favored the payment ot gontl salaries TO
Aldermen because 1t cost them 50 much 10
get elected.
, 1880-12-15

II AN not ashamed to say 1 hive SON
n docsor," said tho new bishop Of Liverpool
rcconty. on rising 10 hdi1ress MI nssotnbIy OF
medical lnen Tho medical men felt lnuol, w,,rse
nbout being connected With tho 13tshot, than ho
did nboikt Ills toEt-hnnt1ei union with thom. II
wins something likc reflection Un tho InetlEcs
that such iii ttss should huye u son tit to bu n
doutor.
, 1880-12-15

It t1iMln!shcs It's burdens, nll developing tho
inventive fac,llty,-fnr ignorance never III
vonts,-to tho great blessing af humanity anil
tic enhancement Ut tho comforts, ease, nyli
pleasures Of tho world. This Ia wl,at tho
present system Ut education .locs. II Mr.
lllcfartl Grant Whitu believes It docs mt. II
llo llas any scln,Me 10 substitute for It, II lo
l,as n,,y methnd Of reforming or Improving
tho schools, why does lie nut state IL?
, 1880-12-15

party IN this State docs hot nerd MI orgnt,--
II only neetlsa 1lcnrsc." As Willie tlas made
considerable money out oLtllo salc of tic
Nctrs, perhaps lie viii furnish the other ar-
ftrlr.
, 1880-12-15
GETTING At nusrNEss IN CONGRESS-,

tsGt CAEEtEtts
GETTING At 1UsINE8s IN CONGRESS-.
The Democrats yesterday abandoned for
tho time being their effort to force upon the
House the adoption Of tho Morgan Joint rulo
for counting the Electoral yote which Inns
been Under discussion evcr since Congress
liut. Mr.. Dickncll, who had tito measure lit
charge, gave notice TINT hc would ugan call
1t up as Il privileged question carly IN Jaml-
ary, when lie llopcd to l,ayo II quorum of
Democratic members 10 pnss 1t ln spite OF
Republican opposition. Tho Republic.
ans have been willing nil nlong to ns-
sent to this OF my otliar arrangement fur
removing tho question rs n mere obstruction
to business. The Democrats evidently COLI
clutlct Tint they could not afford to delay the
business Of tho session by urging I, tncasuru
which they woro not In position 10 pass
without Republican consent, and which tho
Republicans wuro tlctcrninet to resist us IN
fi,lnNtl,re and Objectionable solution OF q
constitutional probien,
After solnc sparrilE for priority, Mr.. Woods
m0lion to 70 Into Committee Of tic Wllolo
for tho consideration Of tho Refund
Ing uct prevailed. Tho subsequent pro-
ccc'ltngs indicated Tint there will bc
@ long debate over this measure, md
possibly moro difficulty III agrcelng upon tllo
terms Ut tho act than was anticipated when
tho Committee of Ways md Means agrced
tho otllcr lay unanimously upon tho rate
Of Interest. Tho bill MS ancnded by tho
COMMITTEES provides for an iss,.e Ut bonds not
exceeding s5U,000,000. rctiecllab1e after
twenty years anl running forty years. and for
, 1880-12-15

Mil. EDWARD FAyE, tho NDW York gentle
niail who Il hearing italian Opesa by tolpphono
every night tlaesnt huvs 10 lay cent for tho
privilege. Eio has bceu bed rlddcu for many
yea1s. Mr. Mup!cson sIys: ~ understand thAt
, 1880-12-15

"'fifE 1'arlsEar prcss,' snys tho Now York
II"ar, "l,orststs III regarding Mr.. William
Wthtor's criticism upon snrnh l5orhharllt as MI
outbusst OF Ancrlonn hllnor.''
, 1880-12-15

TIE Alabama Legislature ut tts lust ses-
sion prohibited tho saIo or suunufauturo Ut
liquor In Crcmsaaw County anl IN thIrsceu other
districts OF snp1!or e!zo IN dIrcrout parts Ut tho
NtHfe
, 1880-12-15

Iinn10lph street. ptWcGn Clark and In anlle. En-
Rnarn,ent OF a. II. Inner'B Uniun.SYnura Company.
"a Fnsr Fr.uud.' Afternoon nnt oruninK.
, 1880-12-15


CLARK street. artH,sIt new couft-ltottsn. EuUaae-
mcnt uf tho llaatnn Itipni Opusn CDHfAny. After
nuun, "lIo!luslnn U!s." EvenInE, "TEo soTcosar.H
, 1880-12-15
TIE lh1aH URlsrs.


Impartial understanding of the PRESENT crisis
IN Ireland. Il should constantly bc borilo In
mini BY Amtrican renders That nlnc.tentls
Ut tho dispatches rome fronl'reporturs wnrk-
Ing for tho columns of tn,mllorsl newspapers,
giving only the landlord stla'of tho question.
Dublin swarnls with tho Representatives Of
English newspapers, which, .aw nearly nil
ttcSotctt 10 tho landlords. who send tl,cir
onc-sitlci statements to London, and tliose
fn turn are transmitted to this country by
cn,lr. Tho side Of tie Irts!r' people ai,,l tho
merits Of thoir canso are not reportetl. Their
Injustice, their suitetings, tIoit opbrcssions
ure kept In tho background. or ure only
partially told. It lisa repetition OF wltat wo
have sepn III our own country In tho days Ut
Southern slavery, rs well MS III tho later eu
Of Terrorism nml buildozlng practtcctl upon
the negroes. The slnyes of fnr1ncr days mil
the freedmen of Cur t'n1e hayn never lad the
benefit OF the full truc story 1T their wrongs
nlstl srlFurings toll To thu world. Tho slave
holder nnu tho bnlll1ozcr lnvo suppressed
tho rcnl facts, just rs the English landlords
aro tln!ng In tho case Of tho Irish tenant
farmers.
Num- the less tho truth now and then
comes ont n!ltt w cnn gut Mt the real con-
dltf0n Of affairs. First of all. 1t il becoming
worry apparent TINT tho briiisf Government
Is resolvrtl upon tho most stringent COERCION.
J}ut h0w is coercion going to aineliorate tho
condition Of tho oppressed people? How Is
tho Government going to compel tho tenants
to associate with their brusnt cylctors? How
is It going to punlsl, one mnu for accepting
adylco from anotl,or nlan not to pay rack-
rcnt, for tllts is tho primal ofIenso Of tlle
1rlsl tount,ls? Nhat penalties can It infl1ct
for refusal to pay rack-rents, for refusal to
work for the Doycotts Of Ireland, or for IT,
flsal to obey tl,u orders Of landlords? Dy
what machinery Of Inv Is tho Government to
lnict penalties for private opinions md for
social likes nnd dlsIkes? 1t would be Just
rs consistent If our own Government should
enforce penalties upon trades-llnlons for
nols-assoeiation wifi. those outside their
membership, Or for refusing to work at wages
they did not believe TO l,o sufficient.
1t Is also apparent that there ts crisis in
Irish affairs, t'int tllo Iasll 1eaguc Is r,,ptly
bringing things tu 4 head. nnd that tho 1}rlt
fstl Government l,as Il job Oh Its hnnIs which
will require moro tllan tts customary brutal
ity md ability to settle. And what Is 1t all
al'out? What Is II that Inns thrown the clubs
and tho pDtlticnl cltques into such cxc'tc-
mcnt and has plunged tho Government Itself
Into s,lc!l throCs OF pnssIon a,ll denlncia-
ton? Simply lint tho Irish people nrc taking
steps no longer to submit to TIC payment Of
double reits and exist IN 4 state OF chronic
starvation In order that few Thousand ab-
scntcc alicn fa'nlllus shall enjoy Ill eternal
picnic.
, 1880-12-15

Ecnrt0rn street. f4EnEr or NUnti'c. Enpa2tn1cs
Of slrukoscl, and 1Iess i:na1lsl 0lera Compun
"li Teorutyte."
, 1880-12-15

This Is rrobnby thu first tlnlu 4 Prcstdont's
mossago WIS cAlle.l II funny kru.u.' VIII tho
IllloloAlsts nlaku u nute 0f !t7
, 1880-12-15


Fror t.o ,,,or~,, f,l,rt.+r,no t,,,o T., mt
,vithnnt ts n.,t tao,Hnns :" ,,,a,,, o -, Inn
rcaohp,j thtx oi,lco vts,crov,
rrhn 1,-,,coso 1,,,u,p,,,I., .,,o f,,,s,. ,ntoot
,rro .,.t,,s 10 -, ',,,.',n', ano E'. 80. ~
ss..,'....sntst,., u'.eey ,',,4' "'1e
N''~','o'' -" ''o s''t' 4o' 1A'"S'
y Cihcllthntl paper rolcTs 10 Hcr rs
Ma'ttto " Att!oraon. Unfortunately Eo gun
hns boon invented that Will slloot from hero 10
Cincinnati.
Tho Now York 1rlbttnc Of recent date
eohta1'ts MI artic}o on tho work douo by tho
great poets during tho rast year. but, although
To'''iyson' l'onslcllow, aud other familiar
ti3tnca appear, thAt uf MIR. G. ". Ch|lds Is Aot
mentioned.
Cable dispatches state TINT tho English
Government ia u,u,,t to susnend tho lTnucus
Cor1us net in ireland. hut M yory fuw OF these
wllo'n 1t Will affect know what hnteas corpus
fnen1s tho matter Ia greatly snpllsictt,
"Clura's Dleisiouu Is tho title Ut n story In
tho Boston Journal, but, ns only of,o pnrt has
nppnarcu, wo cnt,nt,t any ,yf,ett,nr she cnosp n
seal sucnue or Il ,,,,r or i,t.oud carrinvs, It Ia
SD to Il, l,Dwcycr, tl,at Clnro wont mnko nny
mistakes. HUSTON plrls uoyrr 10, =.
1,,u TIL, totu r. IN ,r,,,,,, that 70 In, c,r-
usi, +. ...,I 49, ~ no o.'' se. - ., A. ~"
nrr., sunnnrt IN ,h,t .or'en 'I ~ ~ INV, W." ,,, ,"y III
cluss oxpcut to 10 I'D on auy moro s.1g.r- punls
III ortlor to persuade t,o,n to do r.9ut, thoy w1ll
tnt tbonsrlycs mistokpn. thut Ia ult.
rrbo wnattr,to,, ,,,,,n,. or, ,x1,,,,,,x ,,-..,,,
,,,n,, -, .hr ~ ,,,"t =, ,,,,.,s. 49,.
... 10 .v,,.in,, n',,o .'~nt,,I,,aa - ~
ti,v,I .,nnt r,,,s ~ .na''1 ~. ~ ss.. 81 .s,.t
s,,,1,.osta :. ~ n,,. M ,s,,t ~. y ,.,. .,,ss
~ ,,,, ,,,,, " ~, a, W.;
nrrtftn,, ~ ,,,n,, 49,, h,ss t,,n;,s NY -, 4 49,.
rn,,n hch, ,v,,,, ~, n,1,,,,tnrn, n.t ,,at .,n,,
'--+
, 1880-12-15
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CHICAGO l.Ol1GE, No. ~. A. i. 4 4. M.-The fu.
nEi,!l i;rn Fun t'Nh!n,a lat, ineYr q il!!g.is
The brtl:ren nr0 rGqneHtHd 70 IesG1nu ut tr.untnl
Hail. IL l.nsAIu-1t.. "Wednesday Ut u tIclngk II.
L, NUuuFITS, ", II.
, 1880-12-15

OfymWte Tkcnfrc.
Clark street. between Lake und Randolph Variety
entertainment AEtcrhU0h md evening.
, 1880-12-15

Tl1E possible saving III tic expenses Of tl!o
Now York City Government Is estimated By
the careful correspondent of tho Philadelphia
Ledger nt sa.o1o,00o annually. This Is tho
sim which tho Legislative Committee mil
tho rcforiers will aim to rctrcncll. 10 tho
lnfnttlatc.a there Is II good deal Of mystery
nho,t Tho payment of enormons satarics to
NIL sorts OF nob0ltics about tho Cfty-fta1l
md the countless sinecures which nru main.
tainest there. 1t is evident Tint few Nov
York politicians would refuse sInccurc
II they conld get o,e. But why shoultl
n government pny lnrge salaries to abtc-
bodied citizens for doing nothing? Thu
answer Is. tint tho City vi New York Is COM
pcltctl, hot onfy to Ito It's own proper work,
but tn my tho EXPENSES III yartoNs pnliticnl
organizations, such ns Tammnny Hall md
Irving Hail. lilo officers of these Ins.itu-
lions do not openly put their llnmls IN tho
City Treasury atltl take uut tho 1nnncy they
rcuntre. but they Ito tlio sat!c thing, til cf-
fGct, by 1cvylng cllnrlnous assessments OIL
their candidates before Hlrctteil. Of course
every candidate Is expected 10 rccot,p fltnl-
srif artcr lie gcts Into Office. The Herald re-
ports thu assessment actunlly.. lmitl by tho
1ammnny candidates tn ts70 It's follows:
Sheriff. iH...................... ..,.........$ ICON
County ..................,......, 10000
.lnstHE 1T t.ntEl1tnn Pleas. i0
1wu Justices Mnrtnb Curt tEl .GuU. ....... H.al
Three Cpri,nerA tSl,SM C1uh). ............, E,4W
TWu Ctr!l justices ts2,bTp... ............. B,UD
-Four Allerlnetl-nt- Large a. SRb......... tWl
1:tevtn l'lstriut Aldermen t$t,5U3J ...... l0,h)J
Seven scfmtcrs t$i.aW. ................. a,tO0
Twcnty-unc 4tsscti,hfymcn {$flJ4.. le,EJ]
,fotni.: :...,.. ,........ ...........S st,gO0
ESTIMATED collections un[l tssGss1uGnts... bN,GD
, 1880-12-15

Entered Al the poftf'atra ut chttdeo IT.. Al seeottd-
GIuss Matter.
- For the hcnent fg our patrons who desirh tn soma
tIrre r,,pirs Of THE T1t1uGHk Through tho naaI WI
E4tc hptrsrttlt Tho transient ratio Uf pussaR1I
tle.ttstic. FIR ftspV
Eight rnt Trclvo fnsn Paiur cents.
tl3tGCh lA4c
FHrrt1lt.
fIgt and Twelve rago Inpct. cents
EixtEEn in4u Ilpte. euuh6s
, 1880-12-15

TItns. j. TURNER ltiI>GE. No. IT, A. i. Il A. ST.,
Will Tlrr~lHy t)cc ID nj IT, rbhr,. httnnd
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
HOW FAMOUS WRITERS YORK.
From a PGristdn Paper.

NJ. Alexandra Dumas has fed from Paris to the
Chateau OF Salneure that he may write IN quiet
a new work whose heroine Is to bear the triumphant
and singular name OF " LlOnnette"
These details are already known. Irecall them in
nv SURPRISE that an author Partisan, bold, so
fond of raIllery and so observing should flee from
his models and seek to write amid the silence and
the poetry Of the country sucn positive aggressive
and lively works ~ bear his name.
IL Is curious to recall the manner in which The
Greatu seek inspiration. and how they Work.
NJ. Alexandra Dumas, tils. Is morning worker;
the dawn frds him already up. de, salntes her
with a genial untenance. his haoitual gOod
humOr proves that us health and his mental tacui-
ties are IN complete equilibrium. lie Is hungry I'M
medatelv on rising and attacks good plate of soup
with the eageruess rustic. After that he seats
himself before a large secretary and writes until
uOon-In negligent dress IA you NAV well suppose.
NJ. lie Comte de Button, before entering ms study
always put on his court dress did not forget bis
sword aud did not delgn except ~ lace cnts TO oc-
cupy himself with the humble ANNALS whose history
he was writing.
There are few coats more threadbare than those
Of the master of all. have named NJ Victor Hugo.
NJ. Hugo also an early riser, but he does not i've
on SOUP Before he lives only on his thoughts.
He writes great deal, and his heart ~ IN he work.
In MS long walks he prepares the work OF the NOR
row, and his memory IS pIodiRl"u, ne 1. only
write out what MS faithful memory dcyates. ne
has often related to his hlenus That III his youth,
during rainy winter, he was occupied with nj,
q. Na-Itu Deloune0 lie had chosen Il place OF
exercise under shelter. the Passage du Saumon.
The fist act, "a marvel Ol- com ueucement tull or
p1sson poetry ana tira was ihe WOfk OF Two aIJcr-
spent IN pruucuIlliE ~ l- d'tsc Oi 'iIiIf
shops. where were solo, side by side, stockings,
straw mattiugs and butchers caps.
T,martlpe. another early riser. composed his
most beautiful verses ou horseback. That was a
habit worthy Of an arstocratic poet. lover OF the
ouen AR and of heaven, who, uo possessing me re-
glsus Of heroic days, gave wlng' To an tnelish
sadale-horsr Byron showed tins spOrtYe taste
Probably because he had cub-tJOt.
The poet. beloved Of lovers, Mu'set, adored the
r.veries of evening. But not under blue
heaven by the splendol Of cine stars. that he evoked
the muse Of night. whose voice stul vlOrafes IN
vonng hearts II was 80 the glare Of candles, at
fhc angie of a table Redeemed ny oyetlawlng cups.
George sand always wrote az night. Lady Of the
manor during tie day. devoted 10 Der guests, max
ing preserves aud engaged n ncedlswork it was at
l O'clock IN the morning when the chateau was
last asieap that this genius aw kened and gave to
us Mauprit." Francois de Champi," " ConsuelO
and a hundred other works.