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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
THE FIEE RLc0ED.
rrnY r.crorIrs ErENrn nrr

Troy, n. Y, March 2O.-lhe building be-
longing 10 AdoIpn Hermann. OCCUPIED 'r George B.
Couett Bro. 4 Co., shirt and collar manufacturer. j.
s,ct.h,lmcr Ir & Coz collar maluf fctur-i- and Her
mann Akaum * Co.. l-lt skirt Manufacturers. was do
iroyed by an accidental fire tal- morning.
The loss thc building is 10000 Insurance 100000,
ClucI Bro & CO.. Jos. $4,000; Insurance, 100000.
The oss o. j. Stcitlcimcr a Co., ia $4,000; ins1rnr
alJOOO Hermann AuaJI & cos los d SO ONO, lusul-
aurr. $1,000. The loss dive lncs 3, $4,000. msur-
aucc $3.50.
Al. Of the firms MAILING efforts 90 resume work
immediately The grl. cmpoFcd n The collar aud hnIt
manufactures si, cccdtd III saving all the nachInc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
ATTIRE BEFORE A FUNERAL.

MONTREAL, March 20.-A fire broke out this
teray occupied 10y rhc late Recordrrsexton
who died the day before, through the drapcty the
room where his laid out catching fire from
the burning tapcrs around the coffin. the interior
the dwelling completely burned. Mrs Sexton. Mrs
FAIR Mrs Bellachasse and servant grl. had been
sleeping IN an upper story were lOW cred from balcony
In the rear fifty feet, 10y means Of rope. their hand.
being ch ldcrTacd 10y Tie operation. Tue remains Of
lie dend nInn were rtscmcn from tne lrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
TWO SMALL FIRES.

Fire broke ont IN William Armhcld's shoe
store at No. 52s slxadvo. Yesterday morning, cause
by the accidental fil OF a kerosene lamp which Nj :.
Armncld was caIccssly handing. The stock in
jared 5000, and the buins, owned NV Isabella Stew
ART $500 The Losses are insured. Tho cout,ut4 OF
Charles Scferi's Iocksnith shop III the basement
injured SO
Fire al No. 2JI West Thrt, -cghtl-si occupied 10y 4.
@ (.lrh. lIl dAnacr b Inc aInnnnt Ol 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
GUILTY or AANSLAUGHTER.

The jury in the case of Daniel Leonard,
charged with the murder Of Anton KlOwtOnsh
the American bark Archer on the high seas Deem
Der reached conclusion at o'clock Yesterday morn
ing The verdict handed III sealed package TO
United States Deputy Marshal Holmes, and the Jurors
were allowed 10 separate. They met again court at
10 o'clock yesterday morning IL repy to the usual
question: the foreman said: "NOt guilty OF murder out
guilty of manslaughrer." The prisoner rcmauded
until "Wednesday next for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
BUYING WITER POTTER.

MINNEAPOLIS, March .20.-James j. Ilili,
general manager Of the 81. Paul, Mlnneap0-
lis and Manitoba Railroad, has purchased from
James G. Butterfed. OF Now-York the st. Anthony 3
Fails water power, the entire consideration being
$4,000. Of which 100000 IA 10 be paid down and
Inc remainder III equal nsta ments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
I corroNL4DEN STEAMER SUNK.

Nrw-ORLEANs, March 20.-The steamer
Maria Louise bound from shreveport to New-Oreans,
strue log near the mouth oi the Red River on Thurs
day morning, and sank in fifteen feel of water She Is
sunposcd tn be total loss Her consisted OF 1887
lrs of cotton which VIII probably be recovered III a
damaged condition. The boat ana cargo were valued
nj nIOO.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

A CoNTENTED MIND.-Lady They tell me
your gives any milk Betty lou Betty No.
mum she DON'T give hardly any. But, bless 'er cart
she'll much two a. them good mixers Fun.
Although Lots wife was converted INTO n
pillar OF salt no trace her la,
It's strongly suspected t1a Lot used her In frcczng
cream 10 treat his girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
A TRAIN ATTACHED FOR DEBT.

HARTFORD, Conn, Marrh 2O.-The regular
afternoon Conuect.cu, Western tram from Serl0a, "
T. was attached al that place by the attorneys OF Alex
andor Thompson for debt of $4,000. Rolling stock
of other roads ANA not liable to aiLtchen-. has heen
hIred ANA traius VIII run regularly tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
ERNEST RENAN.
HIS. COMING LECTURES IN LONDON

HIS COMING LECTURES IN LONDON.
yorp p,sCoUnsFs ON THE inf UENcK OF ROME
Upon EARLY CIRIsTIANIfY-A SKETCH OF III"
AUTHOR OF THE LIFE OF JEsUS"-Tus DoMEs-
TIC HAPPrNEss-A BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR THE
LUXEMBOURG.
NJ. Renan, the celebrated author OF "Ihe
Life of Jesus" will deliver during April on
the invitation of Dean Stanley, four lectures
In the Chapter Room of Westminster. HE
TRIBUNE's correspondent in Paris, in giving a
synopsis of the lectures, received from the
authors lips, and which deal with the influence
of Rome on Christianity during the first three
centuries of the new era, presents also pic
ture of the philosophers personality and home
life
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

Baibburn unsbrIide WittsI gu ieiner Bubl
sebraudt bat, baran 1T tsin 3ueifsI. Der
Seridt Der Wsbrbsit sdbIt nidt weuiser
aIs 100 Ssfsdunssfdae auf, on mebrsren
Stsusn uurben msbr Stimmen far 8uib'
burn absessbsn, aIs BabIer uorbauben mas
ren; in WiuneupoIis bate man bic Gidsts
nummsrirt, um bic arbeitsr eiuauididtern
unb pdter su beftrafsn. Der Winoritdts'
RAPPORT madt busesen sinsn iduadsH BRO:
teif; er ertIdrt bic beisebradten 3eusnifs
ni4t fir suusrldBis unb bsbuuptet bus
ausssssbsns SsIO isi nidt fur unsbrIids
5uede ausssssbsn worben, fonbsrn fur
Druid, ge3ablen Don 8assn u. (. NJ.
8ubri6einIid pirb 8uibburn iprinssn
mifsn unb. nod ben uorIissssben gsDsis
fen, ni9t nit llurs1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Sabrsams Dubuque, Soua Qientae oen 80 2ars $780,
Summer 453.

taB ibre irii9en ltntertbanen bic 3ur Ab.
biIfe Der gotb in SrIanb sstrofisnsn WaBs
reseIn als eineu 8susis biIfsbsrsitsn Wit.
sefibls isitens bss Rsi5sparIamsnts auf:
n.bmsu uirbsr. Wsit gssisbuns auf bas
Darnieberlissen BON 5anbsI unb 9suerbs
srudbnt bic Gbrsnrsbe Der ssssnudrtisen
an,ei9sn zines aassmsinen gufi5wunss
uub scut Der Qtsrbau trsibsnben BspSLte:
runs fur ben Wutb, nit bsm fs ssssn bas
0siBssidid ansstdmpft fat, ansrtennuns.
Bir sIaubeu ni4t, baB Elm ensliides Bar.
lament oft nit iO!4en nidts fa3entsn 8or'
ten bsimsei@idt porbsn 1T.
Der BubItampf III iubsfsn bsreits i'm
pollen 3us. GastdsIi9 bdIt @latftons,
tros isinss aItsrs, ,iuOsnbs Rsbsn unb
sreift bic poIitit bsr Rssisruns in ben Bits
ts,iteu ausbridsn an. Die Rssisrunss.
partei nimmt IS rubiser. Sic idsint ibrss
grfOIses Defenders in guslunb unb SdOtt'
laRb ii9er gu iein unb tann bic 9srIuits,
psI9s iie in SrIanb erIeibst, wobI ertrassn.
Die irii4e 9OmeruIe Partsi idsint iid su
ibrem unslhde In 3wei SbsiIe ipaItsn au
molten, sinsn srtremen unb sinsn ssmdBis'
ten EbsiIo Dag bic 0tssisruns ni@t auf
srube 5reunbi9aft Der Srldnbsr su sdbIsn
bat, III isIbiipsritdnoIi9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

bsm 8reuet:Ranss uon Qieuieuant:@ Colo
nels, Elm Setrstdr nit benz Brepst Ranas
zines Muiors, eiu S@asmsIfer nit benz
BreuetsRanss zines Wiaiors, Elm Rseorbins.
Setretar nit benz 8rspst. Ranse zines Ga:
pitans, Elm Ouartiermeiitsr nit benz gres
pct &anse einss gapitdns, unb Elm War'
i5aQ nit benz Gitel zines 2isutenants.
0isie geamten iousn bic gabrss BILL,
ben, UNI aus iebem einsslnen Club sin
Battalion Snfanterie su biIben, usl5ss Der
Prdfoent ais Oberit in cine uussmsfsns
ansabl gompasnisn eintbsiIsn fol-, bic
ruisbsr is sinsn 9apitdn unb swsi 9isutss
nants srwdblen. Disis pI6sIi5e I'm.
paabIuns bss Clubs in cine miIitdrii6e
Orsani iiation iol BET garaben unS aud
v,ur llnte,briduns pon Rubsii6runssnD ses
idebsn. Wan bat ss ba nit sinsm srnif.
LID semeinten 8eriu@s 3u ttun, cine si.
gene 9rantsarbe in's ssben gu rufen,
weI6e, faIs fie wirtIi9 OrsauiF.t wsrbsn
iolIts, auf bic @abI sruBsn ginfuB aus.
iiben tam.
gu ber in Gbiease absubaItenbsn
repubIitaniiden RationaI Convention iinb
bis isst 2lo OeIesatsn srpdbIt porbsn.
OisfsIbsn iollsn, 70 msIbsa bic gIatter IN.
unierer @esenpartei, foIsenbermabsn films
men:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
s36 "a 80

400 81 oU lO
9Sis man iiebt, mare Der brittle Gsrmin
otenan, aber bic BabIen finb ui9t supsr,
Idiis, bas.bspeift idon Snbiana, NO man
uon Grant ni5ts pifsu wiq. llsbrissns
wirb ss INNER usbr wabri6sinIi9, baB
Grant beim srfsn @ablsans sin iossn.
complimentary Soium nbdIt unS bic
@abI bann, bu man fi@ ridt einissn Tam,
auf Elm dark horse fallen pirb. 9Iaine's
ausii6ten fnb sur in sin3sInsn Staatsn,
ben guawsrten Der Pa.tei. ). .. Soma, gut.
@is Grants Srsunbs fur ibrsn strong
man an Der a,6eit iinb, mn bic S,dtbe ia
ieiner 8abI Surs6tSuIsssn, sbsnio smfis
iinb liIcens Sreunbe bur5 bas bstannte
vBarrell1 ssidmsibis ssmadt, feline Sans
bioatur su f0rben. Sod bic aufsabs III
cine aussrorbsuttid iduisriss. SiIhsn's
priuatdaracter bat ii9 burd feline Stsus
srprOcsfe, feline neutrality-suspicious. uub
feline @ei9i9te nit 5ielb in 10 idlsttsm
9i4te ssSsist, tuB bic es nit tsr partsi
ebrli@ meiuenben DsmOtrutsn bsiOrst auf
bic MadinatiOnen bes Gisenibimsrs BON
gramerep Part .idausn.
ST ss ibm ssIunsen fsiner 9suts tur5
ben bsmotratii9n Gonusnt pon &bcte
SsIano aIs 9eIeSutsn na6 Cincinnati
i6iden au Iafen, 70 ssist ss. bas EiIbsn
pobI usiB, baB srOBe pOIitiids grfoIse
ibren @runb In pisIsn tIsinsn llriaten bas
ben. Sdusrs Gorge ma9t ibm isbo5
Nep 0ore. Wsnn IS ibm ni5t ssIinst
Eammanp mirbe 1u MAIDEN, 1T er usrIos
rsn. 6sasp sibt ni6t nad, bsB iinb mir
absrssust. 9Od Der geriud ;ur 9ersini.
suns pirb sematt. Sa aIbanp io0su
an einsm unb bsmisIben Gage bic 0sIssa'
ten bes resuIdren bsmOtratiiaen Staats'
gomitss unb bic DsIssaten Der Eammaup
Organization tassn. @sIinst ss bisisn
bsibu DeIesatiOneu ii5 auf bisisIbsn Mdns
nsr au sinissn unb bisie mad Cincinnati
Obne ipssisllsn auftras, baB fis fir ben
sinsn obsr anbsrn ganbibatsn itimmen
ioasn ou isnben, 70 III nod SOHauns
fur GiISsn. a aIlsr 8abri@sinlidtsit mad
wsrbsu absr bic Gnti. GiIbsu 2sute ni5t
barauf siussben unb bann wirb ss benz
Gonusnt In Cincinnati freiiisben, cine Der
beibsn 0sIssatiorsn Don Nsw gort 3u.
rld,upsiien. 8as bic 5oIss banu isin
wirb, bas wiHsn bic @Sttsr, absr 70.
pisI ia ii9er, Eilben pirb In benz Sale ui1t
srpdblt, ionbsrn bic RspabIitansr brinssn
ibrsn ganbibatsn no4uaIs in's wsiBs
9aus.
Der benz gonsreB uorIisssnbs
DaibburuO OOnnslIp 5aa wiIbeIt nod im'
mer pieI Staub auf. Die Bsri@te bes llutsr'
iu&unss. gOmites Iisssn In sinsm bsmO'
tratii&sn Webrbsits' unb siusm rspubIita'
nii4sn Minbsrbeitsberi9ts Dor. DAT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Eefesrap9i(&e 9epe(&eu.
Oeuti6 | b.


2onbou, "a. Wdr,. Cine 0spsids
aus StruBburs msIoet, bag gsnsraI uon
WantsufsI trdutli5 iit unb baB spii5sn
inn unb benz Stuatsistrsidr (Sismard's
Sobn) ernite Wssinunssueriaiebsnbettsn
obwaltsn.-Wie cine Ospsi9e aus Berlin
meIbst, bat bort Der pom g;ar Bel benz
5sfmubIs sur 5sisr bss gsburtstases bss
Raiisrs 8iIbsIm aussstru9te Srintipru9
eiusu iebr sutsn ginbrut ssma6t. Sn
uobI untsrri4teteu RreiIen sIaubt man in:
bsiisu, baB ioIde alarm.a .a1titeI, wie bsrsn
elmer tirslid in Der rRorSSsuti6sn gases
msinsn 3situns- eri@isn, uon 3sit su 3sit
psrbsu wisbe,5oIt perben, bis Girit Sort.
i4atOif uno Der ruiiii5s Rrisssminiiisr
NsiIatin ibrsr asmter sntbobsn isin psrbsu.
Berlin, 25. Wars. Raiisr BiIbsIm
5at aus ieiner priuattafs 80, 900 Wart
aIs gsitras su ben &oitsn Der bsu.i6sn
aussrubuusen in Slpnpia ansepisisn.
(Oamit wirO ben SdIsferu Der Sunssr
ui4t seifiat.-&sb.)
9onbon, 25. Wdrs. 2astsr bat,
elmer RsIbuns aus Berlin sufoIss, in si.
mem S4reibsu an feline fribsrsn 8abIer
in Wsiuinssu bic @rinbs aussinanbsrse.
isst, weI4e ibn su ieinsm ausidsibsn aus
Der uationallibsraIsn partsi bsposen ia.
ben baben. gr ipri5t bic Sofinuns aus,
baB ss ibm ssIinssu wsrbe, cine wirsIi9
IibsruIe (2) 9attei su srinbsn.
BreuBenunb berSatitan.
2onbou, 23. Wars. Der Yapit Dot
ben gsuntius Sacobiui ansspi.isu, bsm
bsuti5sn gOti5aftsr in B;sn, grim, &suB,
cine abi5rift bss an ben g3bii5Of pon
R6In ssriatetsn 8teus ein,ubdnbissn, MOS
rim bic prsuBii5sn Sii4Ofe srma5tist psrs
ben, f6 Der Seitimmuns Der Sir5snssises
ilber bic r@rnennuus" pom @siiiIi9sn su
fissn. 9a biss nit Der amtli5eu Weits
tbsiIuns bss pi@tisen 3useiianbnifiss
sIsi4bebsutsnb lit, uerbsn bic llntsrbanb'
Iuussn unusrSisIi5 pieosr uufssnommsn
uno bis sur @rnennuus zines gsrtrstsrs
SrsuBens in TtOm pom bem Prinssn &suB
uno benz gtuntius SacObini ssflbyt psrSsn.
Srantret9.
paris, 23. Wdrs. @dbrsnS Der Offer.
isrisu pirb Elm aus Ssnatorea unb Ospu,
tirtsn ssbiIbeter ausiduB bier blsibsu, I'M,
bis pOn Der &ssieruns bsi5IoHsusn RaB'
nabmen sessn bic iiaatIi3 ni5t ssnsbmis,
ten ssitIi&sn 9snOiisni5aftsn su ibsr'
paaen.-Oas unseu0bnIi5 taIts @sttsr
bat bic @sinf0de 10 iebr bsidaoist, bab
man In bisiem Sabre .nur cine ssrinss
@rnbts srpartet; iie babsn bsiOrtss in
Sursuub unb nod msbr In Der Champagne
Hart sslittsn.-9em 8ernsbmsn mad iinb
bic bic itaatli9 nitt aus,tannten seifili1eu
@enOhsni9uftsu bstrsffsnbsn 9srfisuns en-
TN bsutissn Winiitsrratbs untsrssi9ns,
worsen, perbsn aSsr erit aab Sifsru psr'
0HentIi@t wsrbsn; 60 nib ibnsu Elm Don
benz @uItusminifsr Sc psrs usriabtsr uni
pou ben Winiitern einifimmis ssnsbmists,
1eri4t ais @inIeitans pOraussei@idt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

an diner
ifaIt, pbtr
,intui eea-
emertarsn
G., Inter.
eIapin.
rt,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

an3sisen fur pientes, 9pttsrien, @lidsfptele
,e., als esm 9eiae Der fatb. 8irSs iupiSsr, Hx-
zen feine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

aae an3eisen ienSe man ipdtefens
Wuntas @orsen Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

Sstratts- unb 5Otesanssissn nit Spru0
$3.50, pbne Spru4 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
grsise Diet Suzeigeu.
9ntalzN

tlnttr 3silsn gr.pisr perbsn ni6t anaenon-
men. 8ir isbe 3sile Srspitr pber brsn &aun
bas 1. Ral 10 Sis, bic naaifsu Wal, 5 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

ausrdrtis. as,assa mullen pprausbaasn pesex.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
THE EXODUS FROM GERMANY

THE EXODUS FROM GERMANY.
Despite the efforts of the German
Government to throw every possible
obstacle in the way of people intend-
ing to emigrate, the emigration during
the past nine months, according to of.
fetal returns recently issued by the
Statistical Bureau, has increased three
fold as compared with the correspond
ing period of last year.
Not only is permission to emigrate
obtained with the utmost difficulty,
but German clergymen have been re-
quested by the Government to preach
from the pulpit against the exodus.
Notwithstanding all this, every vessel
leaving German port is crowded with
passengers seeking homes in other
countries. The majority of them are
coming to our shores, but some select
as their new homes Brazil and the
Argentine Republic, while considera-
BILE exodus takes place across the French
and Austrian frontiers.
A peculiar fact connected with Ger
man emigration is that it is in no way
compensated for by corresponding
immigration of foreigners into Ger
many. The country possesses few at
fractions for foreign settlers, which
fact accounts for the increasing annual
loss of able-bodied sons of the father
land, and causes much alarm to the
Government. There is no reason to
believe that the exodus will cease until
Germany reduces her army and hei
taxes simultaneously.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
lGREETING TO GRANT.
SURPRISE CAUSED BY HIS TAKING wa
TER-THR "PRINCE oE BUMMERs."


TER-THE "PRINcE oE BUMMERs."
At Delm monico's last evening the Mill
tary Ordor of the Loyal Legion gave q
dinner and reception to Ger. Grant
Among those present were Gems. Scho-
field, Cochrane. Lloyd AspiDwall,
Sharpe, Shaler, Davies, Graham and
Carleton, Admiral Trencbard, Rear-Ad-
miral Henry Walker, Lieut.. 10y al Fara-
quit, Col. j. J. McCook, Commissioners
French and. Col. Horatio q. hing. At 8
O'Clock Gen. Grant entered, accou :
p nj ID by Gen. Adam Badeau. He WIS
presented to the company by Gen. Coch-
rane, who SAID 81 prese to you, Mr..
Commander, the first champion of bis
country, the first Captain of his ag and
one who Is known to us by title etill
dear-that of Commander of the Militia
rv Order of the Loyal Legion-Gen.
Ulysses 8. Grant."
Daring the dinner which followed, 1,
music was furnished by plano and cor
net. At the close of the dinner, Gen.
Sharpe proposed the health Of the hon.
ored guest, the first citizen OF the Unit
ed States. In response, Gen. Grant
said: "Comrades. l am pleased to meet
you here this evening, and to return
thanks for the honor you have paid me.
| 1; Is now nineteen years since we were
fir I brought together. and 1t is pleasant
| TO meet again in this manner after this
long lapse OF time. since the close OF
| the war In which we stood together as
cumrades, have travelled In many lands,
but in amost every port and every city
| found former comrades in arms, the
majority of them engaged II comm ce'
giving evidence to other nations OK the
enterprise of America, and honorably
representing their country. In fact one
of the. beneficial results of the war waf
the scattering of the men who took part
In IL over new fields of enterprise In
which they show a fitness for the arts OF
peace as great as that they had shown
for war. can only say ouce more, gen.
tier. en-, that thank you"
Gen. Cocbrane then called on Gen
Sharpe, whom he addressed as the
"Prince Of Bummers," for speech, but
Gen. Sharpe excused himself on the
ground that he had talked himself noarst
In opposing "change," and was not II
condition to speak.
With Col. Horatio q. King as leader
the Legion then sang in chorus
"Marching Through Georgia" "Rall.
Round the Flag, Boys" and "Wo'll al
get blind drunk when Johnnie come
marching home"
Observing Gen. Grant drinking I
glass of water, one of the Legion re
marked, "WelI, that is the first time
have ever seen Grant taking water."-
Although efforts we're made TO extrac
speeches from several present, there wa
little disposition to speak shown
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
: PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
N. K, GARHART.

Formerly the reliable merchant tailor OF
this city has returned from Philadelphia
and Is opening outa
MERCHANT TAILOR STORE,
At 33l East Fourth street. He earnestly
olicits q call from his old friends and
listeners to examine his new stock OF
oods. Very respectfully,
bct9.6t. N. X. GARHART.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
A BLIND INVENTOR.
ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE MEN
IN THE COUNTRY.

ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE MEN
IN THE COUNTRY.
One of the most remarkable men in
this country whom know anything
about is the blind president of the
Herreshof manufacturing company of
Bristol, r. l., from whom the company
takes its name, He was in Washing
ton this week to see the secretary of
the navy. He is absolutely blind, and
yet he invents and constructs torpedo
boats and small steam vessels for gov
ernments in all parts of the world.
His steam launches glide through the
wa er at twenty miles an hour. He has
number of which he wants to sell to
the government. He builds launch
in which steam can be got up i'll six
minutes, which can be carried on board
ship as an ordinary ships boat, which
will contain coal and water enough to
run 800 miles. Moreover he claims
that his new boats will not sink, and
that they will therefore serve as life
boats. Steam lifeboats how many
drowned men and women might now
be living if such things really existed
on the great ocean passenger boats.
Mr.. Herreshoff can tell as much about
an ordinary-sized steam launch-her
lines, methods of construction, ETC., by
feeling, as others can by seeing, and / g
goes on inventing and building just as
II his eyes were not closed forever.
But he is tall, big-brained man, who
couldn't help inventing and working il
he tried. Such man would have to
suffer the loss Of more than one of his
senses before his mental efficiency
would be impaired. When he wanted
to build some steam launches for the
government he came down to the navy
yard, and felt of the government
launches to discover their shape and
how they were made. Then he went
to Bristol and made launches suitable
for the governments use. 1t Is very
likely that the government will buy
several of them from nim.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
THE DISADVANTAGES OF
MIAMI DEGREE.
Albany Times, Nov. l.

| Albany Times, Nov. l.
Considering that Harvard selected
Senator Bayard for an honorary de-
gree, she must feel amazed that the
Senator murders the Kings English
by deliberately writing, Il had rather
in response to an invitation from Har-
ward students to make a political speech
Mr.. Bayard's grammar is as bad as his
politics. New York Tribune, Octo-
Der 80.
The university regent who edits the
New York Tribune is not half so
smart as he thinks he is and he will
evidently need better education be-
fore he can criticise intelligenlly eth
er Mr.. Bayard's politics or Mr.. Bay
ards grammar. "To have rather" is
ito desire in preference" (See Lath-
ANS Johnson's Dictionary And the
expression 81 had rather" is perfectly
good idiomatic English. The Bible
and Shakespeare will probably be ac-
cepted by most readers as better au-
thority than any newspaper, even
though edited by regent of the uni
versity.
81 had rather be a door keeper in
the house of my God than to dwell in
the tents of wickedness. - Psalms,
lxxxiv, 10.
81 had rather have this tongue cut
from my mouth than do offense to
Cassio.-[Othello, act second, scene
3.
"Brutus had rather be village
than to repute himself a son of
Rome. e."-[Julius Caesar, act 1, scene
Q.
"Had you rather Caesar were living
and die all slaves than that Caesar
were dead. -[Caesar, act three, scene
2.
81 had rather be dog, and bay the
moon than such Roman. ."-(Caesar,
act a, scene 3.
81 had rather had eleven die nobly
for their country."- (Coriolanus, act
1, scene 3.
81 had rather you would have bid
me argue like father.-( Richard ii,
act 1, scene 3.
81 had rather than thousand
pounds he were out of my house. y
merry Wives of Windsor, a, 8, scene
8.
81 had rather my brother die -
(Measure for Measure, act three, scene
3.
81 had rather than forty shilliugs l
had such leg, and so sweet breath
to sing, as the fool has.-(Twelfth
Night, act 2, scene 3.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
TO PH SICIA N 8
"A Nd
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience the dlssatls-
taction 80 often attending the dispensing
)f many of the emulsions In the market
would call your attention to some Of the
features of the emulsion which have pre-.
pared and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is the
inest Norwegian and the most scrupu'
ious care is exercised in the choice of ali
material and in every detail of its manu-
acLure. BY careful manipulation this
.mulsion Is m ade with the smallest pos
3ible am cunt of gum, and by the very mi
nute division of the Oil globuies Is render
Each tablespoonful coRtaiDs 80 per cent.
Of L IL and 8 grains of Hypophosphite nl
lime. Samples will be gladly furnished
20 a Physicians who may desire them
Put Up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
We, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
Ninth and Market 81;
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
KILLING HIS BROTHER Rim APO
LITICAL DISPUTE.

NWIL ON. N. O., Nov. 3.-John w
Farmer, Jr., was shot dead BY his boIth-
er Edward, last night, near Cedar Rock.
They had hoen drinking, and got to dis
oussing the political situation, one heinR
n Democ as d the other a RepubIi car .
he dean man fell with knife clasped
in his hand.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

Parisians delight In monstrosities OF
various kinds, and have been crowdlng
r,und one of Chevel's windows in ii Q
Palais Royal to see an enormous mush-
r om, which grew in a wood at Ver-
sailles, and was brought TO Paris with
the utmost care as positive phenome-
non. It is more than yard in circum
ference, and the weight is sonnet hing
over "A pounds.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

Mr.. THOMAS HUGHEs is said to have
told a friend in Boston that his Tom
Brown was intended as a portrait OF
Dean Stanley ,and that gentleman. now
a distinguished officer in the East In
dies, and the best shot in the British
army, was the original in East.