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THE RAILROADS.
Gould and His, Backers Reportpd
t6 i4ave Fallen Out.
Tho Wabash Hallway to 1unugiI-
rate q System Of Fnst
Trains.
Notable improvements Made In the
Eastern Illinois Road-Notes
and News.

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INC boston eap'."nsas "no e",itfo' t.s
esr cnE sss5 n5'"f ue. aye ."iy sta1 @'r r.seS %d
thn;r otror,a h, nrcvrnt roni,l frou, gnt,iuy
cot I ri of nj, lin nrlncion roads IN tl,c Wcst
eo.tUs ~ w. ~ t.'o ,ns.,., " ~.
anu II repofs are Iase npoi 'acts Sr
in,,c1l OF the ground that lle was supposed to
IT,, iron,,, In ,x,sunasn,, NJ ona ,,nv ali
~, W. mn "a,",i,o% ~ ~ taro - hnr,. % s"o. % nnI % o1nw
be colnlNlleo u lahc lach se"1 'n't a'i""
{ould, 1t Is stated, Inns .tirtrg the Inst two or
tt,rno ,nnnths inst tfe eont]c,,cc ,f n r,unl,cr
~ tt,a hoovv conttnIfsta ,yi, l,nvo l,ro,, nil
W ',o ''..sy "a 49,, WV ''Aso n.n t.".
ting him ana TRUSTEE, 10 ''ls superior manlp''.
last found nut t,at Gould was only
artrotnd hv selfish motives. uni did nothing
to further their interests. .rlm caso Of the
socntle,l Gould syndicate invested millions
without any show Of rGturn. Tlls ruuti l,as
brcn sa1tlletl viii, m Immense l0a4l OF ur-
ps.t n ,,,"a 49,, ,na'',,,'o. "' VI ,,,,,.,
Houl.! found that lo lIatl overreac'lc.l him
self he 1ulctiy soid out lis Interest 1n that
ron,1 n,ltl purchased tho Missouri Pacific to
,naLo % thai ltne tl,e nrincfnal Eostrrn om,1rt
the pro'lts from the Pacific business into lis
Owll pockets ind giving the syiltlIcslte tlat
lieiA the WMbns!. Only TIC aript'ss'E:. Ow1ng
70 t!lssc 1n,,,ilatt.oS; storl,l r los bsen
TINS past, aud 1t Is saltl llas unsettled
his nerves. to Hilcll ut. nxtent lately
TINT he has become m entirely clange!
man. Gentleinen wln. have seen AI,tt
tic Wcst my tllat lie s ,io I'',rer Tie spirited,
active man 10 Wns. lie seGn!s to be Sick and
Tired, a1M often fnlls nsleep tiHrlhg Interest
, 1880-04-07
RUSSIA.


ST. pETEHsuuAd, April &-Fha number Of
Chinese who crossed tho Anoor River Is
nearrr z, 600 than 5000.
rlloFosED nENEWAI+ OF NEGOTIATIONS.
ST. pETERspu&a. April 6.-Tc Journal Dc
ST. Pctcrsla.ru, referring to tho nlarsnlst IT,
ports relative to tile Intentions OF China, says
It IL III position to announce TINT, according
to tic latest Intelligence from Pektn, the
Chinese Government lnanifests desire to
reMaw negotiations relative 10 kufl{a, u tho
treaty concluded by Chung How, late Ch!-
nesa Ambassador to KNssia, cannOt be ratt-
lied. The Chinese Ambassador ut fArls u "
, 1880-04-07
A WORTHY CHARITY.

s2seeal UHpa9EA 10 2hs Eh1taoo 1f1bRHas
MtLWAukxH, April &-Th0 Chamber Ut Conas
merce hero voted to-day IN fayQx ot pr',vtdlnx .
grntuity fund for tho fuulllios OF deceased Incn-
bers. Tho large surplus belonging to tho Chan-
boris to ~ kept at Interest, AMI tho revenue
thus derived u to 10 divided equully ut tho clo4a
Of each ycAr bet tho tamfliea of IuumbcEa
who hAYo died during tho year.
, 1880-04-07

SPECIAL U1pdth 70 71 CHfcd33 7FEdfk.
A1nsol.A, ILL.,, April 8.-At the towf, meet
ing to-day resolutions were adopted Eatifyfng
and confirming the action Ut Supervisor Ris~
Ing in yotlng tile stock Of the Chicago l. lows
Railroad for Directors at the last election 1t,
Chicago, indorslnE his action III regard to
railway suits began, and appointing the
Tic Supervisor, together With u. il. Water
man alid .IMdgu M0ntony, n commission to
c;st tlln vnto upon tho atock owned by tlsg
town ut future elections. TIE proposition,
appointing seven citizens to DISPOSE u the
stock fNIlItl 10 carry.
, 1880-04-07

1rI1N ftVI1IHT BEf1t-(j5JttIHI fI1HE-tHUl1 E0I(.
,nrt,o,, - tEn ca,,arnf Wa,,nsar, ~ tI, ,,",ia
se,tlo,! ~ eas Me,acl ~ l.1' Vii VI ano '1'ua ,
III tile United S1ato ana caha@sa WY oe he'u
Mt tho Grand Pnciilc Hotel, In t'1s city OIL the
rar,in,+ tle summer sclc,l,Iles far tia yart-
49,. ..,s ~ 0a n.,1,ort,.. t1as,' ,,n,,,,,.,s
Gus Eoaas: oFd1hafi4y u'eso tneetlIss
are OF little Importance, as tio
routIuo c),arnctcr. But thls tfme tt il h.
,1,,,,.1 +,,ora ,,.t1t .1, ~, ,,,t. ~, ,;,tarnst-
!te'ea lile1e WI eo'l,n up aul'o MI Interest.
il,g mnttor, wlIiclt VIII create conslaerao'c
Wabash Railway proposes To rtaluce its time
hot,vonr 0n,nt,o au;l Nn,v yorn nl,o,,t NV
uu.Metn on .',u asc" -, ~. ""s ~ sa's als
hoaIs from tio lttMe 'lo" 'hnao oy ..lu Ion"s
opposed.to such change. Although, they
claim tn l,o nh)n In mak, ns rnoa Tine ns t@,o
, 1880-04-07
Prince Bismarck Tenders His
Resignation to the En-
peror William.
An Adverse Vote in the Bundesrath
Reported as tho Moving
Cause.
Prince Jerome Napolcon's Letter Vari'
ousIy Interpreted iii
France.
New Negotiations to Be Opened Between
China and Russia.


LONDON. April G.-Tlio stea1,lcr 1shtwindda,
at Curdtff, l,us two ltoles iii her bow made by
drift Ice. Her fore compartment Is fstll of
wnter. >...... .......
MEMBERS ELECTED.
The following hnvc been elected to FarlIa-
ment: Letlliy md Charles II. AlcEtloll, Hot'e-
Rulers, botI, for the County Kildare, tue lat-
ter reelected, 1lome-isulo gain Of one.
afussrs. j. Dillon and Patrick j.. a1nyt'''
Home Rulers, both for Tipperary County. u
IIume-ts,l!e gain Of one. Sinyt'l was former
" member for West Meath. lie Is the best
speaker among the 1lonle-Isulcrs md IN favor
Of the repeal Of tic Union.
:: For Cork city John Daly md Charles
Stewart rarncl, 1Iome-Ruers, have been
elected, receiving 1,7:J and 1,5o5 votes re-
specttyely, defeating William Goulllng, Con-
scrvatIyc, and Nicholas u. Murphy Liberal,
who received / ,ses7 a1ld 000 votes respectively.
Goulllng- anil Murphy rsprcsented Cork IN
the lust House, receiving 1,210 antl l,tEi yotes
ieisrn,inatlon to contest CoTTk City 1t ths End
and clerical candidate, Parnell dcclarlng TINT
the present ASPECT nf the eectons re- rsil;orea y
be strong enough to force CONCESSIONS from
Tory Government. parnell declared! that
Murphy rs Mng aa s{ snbpofaef ba @t 1a ~
tie Irish people.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS.
Mcssrs. Lalor and Arthur O'Connor, Home
Rulers, are elected for Queens County,
u3qs %hs iRe N}eh{1Ioa. se q. W. ". T. Adam Liberal
whIp. tor S},k1 Glask1nannanshiro and Kinross-
j. McLarcn, Liberal, for Wigtown, Liberal
T: T; Russell, Liberal, for Duteshire' 1'beral
GLADSTONE.
The Liberals in I.ont!ol! IRE preparing for
tEreat demonstration Ill Eon0r OF Gladstone
sn his return here.
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The following political gossip from to-day's
F0rll is given for what It lnny bn worth: !:
On the Recommendation of Lord Ueacons-
anniyersaFy, .s create it, m Imperial order of
merit for civilians only. A large number Of
civil servants and others Will be III tue first
batsl Ct persons decoIntssdi Am,tong ,,',t hg:a. TIE
before quitting office, Bnronetcies Will be
Sfsratna Post, ss and j. II. NJ Levy, of Tie DatIS
Il Is generally bolloyed Lord Deaconstleld
first sitting Of the now Parliament; . n.u
sat On he w aaSn # 5 9o fost GsSafe e pe
init the reelection Of Ministers holding seats
III the House OF Commons.
It Is rulnored at tho Carlton Club TINT I}eac-
e9n1stlold Will advise the Queen to seId Tor
Bcaconsileld holds Iytton's resignation as
Vlceroy to Intiia, to take effect absolutely IN
cass the elections are adverse to the Govern
point his successor, but le probably will not
as the now Ministry would almost certainly
Cancel the nppointment. # u probable IT. t5n, II !
fora couple Of years to put matters III order
there.
, 1880-04-07

Vlc1e, n. 11ennlnrs, r., K. Dnnkers9n.
II. Roelker, of thIs city. Tho Organization
wfs made with view 10 meeting the. Wishes
OF syndicate in New York with whom ar.
ranRemcnts have 1,ecIl 1nadoto take tleho
iion ind combination witt, the Erie Railway
Now York to consult with the members OF
tho syndicate, and expects to, return in =
forWarti tho construction OF the line
, 1880-04-07

1.oSpoS, April G.-Atlvlces from Cape
Tawll, dated April +, say: "Tlo Peace
Preservation net was to-day proclaimed In
l,asutula,,tl." 1hts was probably slolIe i'm
connection with the disarmament OF tho
lntiges, from wlIon tronb1u was upprc-
llcndesl.
NIT DEAD.
BOMBAY, April a.--'rIlo reportiof A1alnhoud
Jail's death Is untrue.
CESTliAr AFRICA.
BERLIN, April H--Tllu expedition tfttcd out
by tho t.eogrnpflirut SOr!rty. has stnrtttl fur
Central Afrtr.l tD establish II permanent
TAllganyikn.
, 1880-04-07
ROAD SOLD.

Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, April 6.-T'lle MndIson s.
Portage Railroad was sold Under foreclosure
Of mortgage to the Chicago, Milwaukee s.
st. paul Railroad Company, the Judgment
being ubout 5000, 900.
, 1880-04-07
OBITUARY..

MRS. EI.ENOltA HERMAN.
NEW U,i.EASs, April U,-Mrs. Elcnora
lIcnl.an, mother Ut tic Into Mrs. j. u. 1l"otIs
died yesterday, and WIS buried tl!!s fure-
noon. Since tho death af load mil Wtfn u
thu I ospI,at,s, , r low Utterly 6crcayctl.
, 1880-04-07

SELMA, Ala. April 8,-Dy n decree Of tho
Supreme Ca,lrt OF Alabama, the Selma, Rome
g. Dalton Raflrond, fruln Selina to tho
GeorEia State line, has been ordered to bc
sold IN June u. ut minimum price of
Sl5UON
, 1880-04-07
SPAIN.

FUNDS NEEDED.
MADRID, April 0.-1n Congress to-tlay dur
Ing discussion on tho Cuban budget atNl
loan, Lalglcsta, speaking IN tl,o na1ne OF tho
Budget Committee, sail 1t wrs i1npcratirely
necessary to borrow enough money to ls,y
oil 5o, ,ooo 900 pas.era tluetho army and ,0o0,-
coo due the military contractors.
THE SHIPPING INTEREST.
MADR1p, April G.-An inquiry Is proceed
ing ut tlle Ministry Of FinaMcn relative to the
means of developing tho Spanish mercantile
marine. Sei'or Armenqua1. eatalollan
sblpbuilder, In tho course of the Inquiry, ex-
pressed the opinion TINT tho prccarious posi-
tion OF the Spanish shipping Is duo to the
disastrous competition 1t hns sustained In tho
Cuban trade, moro particularly OH tho pnrt
OF the United States. llo urged that thu
Spanish and Cuhan shipping be protected by
]tiWcrinn the consular dues, loading. nlltt
other charges n1i TINT treaties nf eDiitMGrets
bo concluded with England and tho United
States.
DEMocnAr1o MANIFESTO.
MADRID, April GA penncrntic mani:
fcsto, sIgiietl BY 27g former Deputies nlitl
Senators and tWcnty-one Journalists, IL pub
llslled. II :iemnnds religious liberty. tlle
liberty Of the press, IT public lneetlnE, Ct
fringe, celltrnlizatlon. obligatory, military
service for ali, ecn,,olay fn tho public seryict,
respect for tic rights of initivl!luals. ,in!-
proved control over thu ftla1lccs, tho nsSlnl.
lntisn Of Cuba to Spaln. a''4 lrrcnovabal'ty
- rRo liz i'cnIiis1iIa Deputies approved tho first
thirteen articles at tho Caba,i budget; :.
I4oNuoN, April IA correspondent at
ea[ey Mif[ ssya a IT, af xss S'1y pS:rs y ' Ss
Seiiures 1lnrtos, .Nulx.fZorllln, and others.
| Sef1or Castelar,, thn MMtern,e Republicans.
aid i maJ9rity of tl,e Fedorallsta irfuset! ii to
, 1880-04-07
come to st. Petersburg To conduct tho new


JtoHDoy. ApsIl GA correspondent ut
ST.. Petersburg reports tIIoTn Is without doubt
M Improvement III tho relations between
Iiu6sia anil Germany.
, 1880-04-07

GEN., JAMES l.. 1sEfSOLns.
LANCASTER, ra., April d.-uen' JAllIea H.
Reynolds, tin wyll-knowll soldier, lawyer,
and politician, died yesterday In Ills ostls
YHnf.
, 1880-04-07

1ofk ITlHHHc ~" h4t' t,t ~ - = Z t.,!9 tt9
this manef, anu maa =, s,g ,sa roorts .ha. v vii
Ynrk Ccntrnl Railroad :" he was aske1. @ ), l..
Ihcro l. nnt wn, II ~ atntct,,nt. M,
t,,,t attoat sr printed In some Jn,,rns In this
city md tho Wcst without .togping 70 IN, snso ,nso
!nto or nt fstn 11 i. nn t2,tb rhatcyer n thcso
III r,;nu,rs." "
An intimate friend q wt,an IL: rhn"caii "nf III
Man thst, hayo xg benrd s % an %rea m aot Ms Wander
biits pjan,'' sai hc; y think this Is niEut ITO
most ssy Mr. Vanderbilt Ill., orns s to, to:rislt 'n FIJI
X ~ rott.,nu I, Fam tnnnection VIII thnt ro;s
sfies thai il was paiy Inst weok that was talk
Ing to ~ varaffnit. ana & r INC E" intnnn d
eo''essMa,Min 81 rcH'ain a. o,nnsctSd with tho Now
York Crntr1l, 1tske Shore, and Hfch!Kan Centrni!
tt'!ilr1ahs Is nE ~ ~ ..tc,i tho sn1nc n,,cs
tiona and ri rrntsi tiiat thcre wns not worsi Of
truth in tho storY. lle sal,s that tug statement
wns true tn4 ~. ,nnr.ramt ,~nd.. h" XIII IN
1s*u III uossesslstt now fliUoo,i0o Of Government
ia,n,{s' mi nefore July would hnvc $tO,o 0m"
vais 5St 4 shd n sts rn BE- @ efse "x Mf
viii liz rs!l!oaiis ne I nnt,.rs.y m executive y,
@ a1 h. kss .hen tc ,, g.esf M ss, @ + a SSSe a
1 tII q o,fr Eepc ssy "Pf tsat ~ IT,
Ht o Tho nod @ oFE tso Gst{ 1so w' ~ x Sat Ia
y1 Iabors wcro ilRht To him. KNOW BY h's conscr
anIjnm m thtit occ,ls(on TINT he has not tho
% s!InStcst it. notion @ ii retirIng from his raiiroad
'|''''c''' ............-
!. CENTRAL RATE ASSOCIATION.
,Tr i N f).horf,. President OF The Central
4,a.a 49, ..sn,,o,on a. ,y,,;c was formed sn,nn
blk months ago for tho purp"se "l chiofetnH
arbitrary rates from IrtertDr phlNts III I'LL.
tia Aoaoc,nttor tn l,e held Mt Irlin1,-
oh,Its noxt Thursday, Tlle meeting IL
,,ujerstoot TO bo for the purpose Of
considering tic troubles Tint ltnge latcly
a,iscn nwj1Ip to the withdrawal Of the 1IIi-
, 1880-04-07
HOTEL.

Doer, seated ctA,gts, and cattrrh extending Il
thu lungs, cured by A4lt l3lttuga.
The silver state., 1880-08-20
For Mechanical Purposes.

During the frst summer after the
''Maine law took effect haying came
on, and the usual accession in the force
of farm hands came with it. But the
work went on slowly. There was no
spirit in it--none at least of that kind
OF spirit which the men are accustomed
TO. The sale of rum was limited to
town agents, and they were permitted
to sell only for medical and mechanical
purposes. After a days dissatisfied
watching of the work "Uncle Dan"
said; Glitch MP the horse, William,
and take a couple of jugs down to the
town agency and got three gallons of
rum. 1t Deacon Stillwell asks you
what it's far tell him it's for 'mechani-
cal purposes. The nephew did as he
was bid, and when he came to the
agency and boldly asked the agent, a
stern-faced Baptist deacon, for the rum,
the deacon looked at him over his spec
,taeles. and asked him who and what it
was for. 'dt's for Uncle Daniel and
mechanical purposes" said the young
man. The deacon quietly took the
jugs, slowly filed them and brought
them out to the wagon. As he was
putting the second one in he said to the
waiting messengers *'Who's your uncle
got to DO his hayjng this year2' "The
Ellisis," was che response. ~'Well, )"
said the deacon, as he showed the jugs
nnder the seat, '..you tell him ell need
nnarc a,um
The silver state., 1880-08-20

e BaIlnOFaIS,
Misses Calf Balfnofals. Button Shoes, Misses
for sale ct the lowest cash price. Boots
made to order for all prices from 81 IT,
$40 ner pair. Repairing I'm the Saddbs
Harness and Boot Department promptly q,
tended to. at prices osuit the'tifnes Boots q.
Che best brands sold as cheap as anywhere on
the Pacific Slope. No light dress shoes for
Ladies kept in stock. VI. 3. STAUNTON.
ies4-'T9-tf
The silver state., 1880-08-20

Costa Rica Coffee, 3 I.2 Tbs. ..... 81 90
Chemical Olive soap, s,er box. $l s5
Best quality Hams, yser III. ..~... 20 cts
Case and Canned Fruits, Grcesa and Dried
Apples, Syrup, Pickles, Bacon, Lard Potatoes
etc, of the best quakty, at proportionate .Gtes
for cash, Orders pSoantly fllled
MRS. NJ. J. ABEL.
Minnemuccas January =. 1850 ii
The silver state., 1880-08-20
NEW GROCERY STORE,
AT oLD CITY NEAT MARKET. BRIDGE
STREET, wINNEMUCCA


Respectfully announces to her friends and the
public that she bss received kilse stock OF
FRESH GROCERIES,.
The silver state., 1880-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS nEMS.

The man who hanged himself died of
his own free will and cord.
'Oan anything 80, and not 60 any
--where? Where does a light 60 when it
-9oes out?
Tanners fast is not original. The
old gentleman, Noah, lived forty days
ON water.
The individual who called tight boots
comfortable, defended his position by
saying they made q man forget al his
other troubles.
Ladies are like watches-pretty
enough to look at; sweet faces and deli
cate hands, but somewhat difficult to
regulate" sfter they are set going
An Irishman of mechanical turn
took off his gas meter to repair it him
self, and put it on again upside down.
At the end of the quarter it was proved
that the company owed him SIS Y.
At social reunion, a few evenings
ago, the question was asked; "Of what
sort OF fruit does q qsarrelseme man
and wife remind yous" The young
lady who promptly answered, "a
prickly pear" got the medal.
A southwest editor, speaking OF q fat
contemporary, remarked that if all Hesh
was grass, he must be a load of hay.
II expect / am" said the fat man,
from the way the donkeys are nibbling
ut me.
Two Galveston ladies' meet. Says
No. l: "Why, do yen know what I've
heard about yeu?" ''I'vc no idea. !"
II heard that when your husband was
sick and not expected to live, you went
to picnic" 'It's vile slandeE it
was only an excursion"
The silver state., 1880-08-20
HONE.


There is land OF every land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven DER all the world beside,
Where brighter suns dispense serener light,
And mder moons enTparaiise the night;
land of beauty, valor and of truth,
Time tutored age, and love-exalted youth.
The wandering mariner whose eye explores
The wealthest isles, the most enchanting shores,
Views not realm so bountiful and fair
Nor breathes the spirit of purer air;
In every climate the magnet of his soul,
Touched by remembrance tremblessto the pole;
For in this LAID Of eavens peculiar-grace,
The heritage OF natures noblest race
There is spot of earth supremacy blest,
dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest,
Where man, creations tyrant, casts aside
His sword and scepter. pageantry and pride,
While in his softened looks benignly blend
The sire, the sor, the husband, brother, friend.
Here woman reigns, the mother, daughter, wife!
Strewn with fresh flowers the narrow way Of life,
In the clear heaven OF her delightful eye,
An angel guard OF loves and graces lie,
Around her knees dom estic duties meet
And fireside pleasures ganlbol at her feet.
Where shall that land, that spot of earth be foundf
Art thou a msn?-a patriot?-look arotind:
O. thou shalt find, howe'er thy footsteps roam,
That land thy country, and that spot thy home.
The silver state., 1880-08-20
FOR SALE.
Store and stock i'm COlc0aSIa>
Nevada.

rare opportunity for any person coatesa.
plating going into business
Terms given on application either 20
+. N. LEVY, Eolconta, Ne~.,
or LEVY 4 Co. Winafemuccs. Msx.
Tisnemucc;s. August ~ 2sSA 2
The silver state., 1880-08-20

which she offers for sale at
BED ROCK PRICE
The Jewish advance., 1880-04-23
TJlEbe AaIeiooseope.
A NEW SERIES OF LOOSE SKETCHES ABOUT Ev
ERYTHING IN GENERAL. AND NOTHING
IN PARTICULAR.
Y Y
(C0HtiRued.)

Mr.. Dudelsack, the legal gentleman
who had introduced Mr. Gloss to the
Salad's 5. sat in his Office on the fourth
floor drawing up some papers. He had
a very busy time two divorce cases.
two or three suits for libel for which he
was the attorney for the defence, and
many other things to attend to. \ rap
at the door, and in came Mr.. Gloss. The
lawyer greeted him cordially. and begged
him to wait few minutes until he had
finished up an item When he had fin
ishcd ur the item. ne rolled around his
chair so as to face his visitor, and putting
up his spcctacles on his forehead he
said
Well, my dear Mr. Gloss, what can
[ do for you to-day? State your bust
ness, please. 1t is haIf-past nine now,
and have to be in court at quarter
past ten. | have some cases on the cal
endar to-day"
! have nothing particular to say
answered the elegant young man /
only wanted to ask you to have little
patience with me, say two or three
weeks, with regard to that little bill.
am very light now.
And so am | and so am |, my dear
friend Different, court expenses, etc,
etc. Hard times indeed. | have this
The Jewish advance., 1880-04-23

\ train Of carriages rolIcd along y.
Avenue in the direction Of the iIcrz-
ace, a popular club Of c. city. Some
ladies walking along the street made
some observations that this was a we'd
ding party, and few remarks about the
dresses they could see through the car
riage windows. A crowd OF street Bo-
hemians and servant girls stood around
the entrance of the Hcrzace scrutm-
izing the ladies as they alighted from
the carriages to run gracefully up the
steps leading to the hall At last the
bridegroom's carriage arrived and Mr..
Gloss emerged from it with the Rev. DR..
lIighfaluten. The elegant parlors of
the Ilerzace" were decorated with
flowers, very tastefully arranged, lace,
silk and satin; eau-de- Cologuc, garlands,
powder and rouge; soitaires, gold and
jewels; moustaches, goatees and kid
gloves, and many, many more indescrib-
able beauties Of the J0n-tOn formed a
most dazzling variety. Everything and
everybody shifted gracefully and regu-
larly as though by the work Of machinery.
Walters were on hand, swallow-tail-
coated, white gloved walters to do every
little service for the guests, and they
moved about as if on wires. No cOnfu-
sion, no disorder, no vul lgarity. The
conversation among the guests was not
much above a whisper. The polite bows
of newly y-introduced parties, the grace
full litter, the use Of elegant fans, the
dignified and yet amiable recognition Of
parties acquainted with each other
everything bon-ton. A small marble
table was placed at some distance from
the wall with a flower vase and two
lighted candles upon it. On the piano,
mantle-pieces and one or two tables,
especially brough III Z Or the purpose,
were laid out the wedding presents
which the marrying couple had received
clocks, plated ware, bronze, china
ware, elegantly bound volumes, - all
decked with flowers, and little cards
with the names of donors suspended on
every article The guests looked at the
presents with an air of unconcern, as
though they had seen enough of such
things, and made little exclamations
This is very elegant, that is lovely
thing Just for the sake Of politeness.
Hark, music =
Mendelssohn wedding march is play
ed by band Of m ,sic in another room.
In comes the Rev Dr. Highfalutcn and
takes his place behind the little marble
table. An array OF swallow tailed coats
and white satin dresses with long trains
and strewn with flowers, follows him.
That array comes in by pairs and divides
in files white satins to the right and
black frock-t tails to the left of the min
lister. Between the Two lines marches
UP another pair-an elegant mouStachc
and a veil-coyered satin: this is the
bridegroom and the bride. As they az
rive at the table before the Rev. Dr.,
the music ceases The Rev. DIR. gives a
little cough. vi the guests draw Il lit
lie nearer, Just as near a. politencs~ viii
allow. Ihe Rey. DR., delivers a dis
course in which he ikens the bride
groom to strong stem and the bride to
a tender vine winding around il and