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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29

The lower branch of the Kentucky
Legislature has passed the bill establish
ing the whipping-post.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29

ORvnLE GRANT, the Generals
brother, is employed in the Chicago
Postoffice.- M
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29

THERE are 500 vacant houses in Mem
phis, the result of the epidemic.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29

The second delegation of Ute Indians
has gone to Washington.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29

II is a great deal easier to build cas-
tles in the air when you are young, than
il Is to live in themwhep you are DID,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-29

IRELAND has fewer square miles than
the State Of Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

An exchange asks how 1t Is that the railways
can afford 10 carry passengers SO low when
cutting OF rates." as IL Is called IL In progress
ana yet cannot give the public the benefit OF
cheap fares at any other time. They can IL they
want TO. The unnecessarily high rates they
charge for the larger portion OF the travel en-
able them to carry passengers at possible loss
ior q while, and yet have fair profit on their
yearly business. If the railroads OF the country
charged only reasonable profit On their reg
uIar iaIe, Lhey would have no margin or re-
served fund out OF which to stand The Iosses =,
war OF rates, and hence there wouId ha M
such disastrous competitions as we see ncca.
sionally. Ir Is being able to do thing that
often induces people TO do IT. Those who can.
not AFFORD the luxury OF waging an expensive
war rarely indulge In the luxury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

During the past summer when the price o,
Ice was up at high figures the experiment OF
bringing ice from Norway and Sweden to New
York city was tried. It proved successful, as
Ice OF q superior quality was laid down in New
York at a cost far below the price demanded by
the dealers who had possession OF the supply in
the market. About 80 600 tons OF ice have been
brought from the scandinavian countries to
New York, where 1t is sold at from s6 10 $3.50
per ton. while the domestic article has been
sold, during the season. as high as $40 per ton.
The Norway Ice is from Ia to is inches In thick
ness and as transparent as glass. The most of
1t Is brought IN place OF other ballast by the
sailing vessels which have no returning
cargOeS, and thus the cost OF trans
portatiO1 Is greatly reduced Where
vessels have been specially chartered to bring
IN Norway ice the cost OF landing 1t In Neg
York. has been nearly double that which comes
as ballast, but even at that expense the ice IL
sold at prices below the rates demanded for the
domestic article. and a good profit realized
Inc power OF Ice dealers TO get control OF the
domestic supply and by combination compel
consumers 70 pay exorbitant prices for ice. as
was the case last summer is broken nv tho
successful experiment OF importing Norway
Ice. The latter Will. no doubt, enter regularly
into competition with domestic ice. each season
Ia fact, parties in New York are now engaged
liz importing Norway ice and storing IL for tha
market next summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

Senator Htll, OF Georgia, is promptly arralgned
at the bar OF democracy, charged with political
treason Ia his letter to Congressman Chittenden.
The Baltimore Gazette prefers the charge against
the Senator and proceeds at once to find the
defendant guilty. The ''unkindest'' cut OF the
Gazette Is the 1ntImation that Senator Hill had
the patronage or the incoming administration
In view when he says In his letter ne really
likes Garfield II the men who advocate put
ting an end to sectional politics by dissolyng
the solid south are to be read out OF the demo
cratic party there VIII be many to accompany
Senator Hill. A people cannot be expected to
hold Oh forever &c policy that brings them only
injury, especially when the policy Is based only
upon sentiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

The attempt OF clique OF disappointed DEM
ocrats to inaUgurate a contest over the electoral
vote OF New York has not received support
enough TO make it the cause OF any uneasIneSs.
IN the first place there Is assurance that Gen.
Hancock himself has been prompt to condemn
the plot and declare that he had no part or par
Gel in Ii, aid, further that he would not, IL he
could, profit by 1t. In the next place, leading
democratic journals have emphatlcally pro-
nounCed against the scheme. Even should the
plotters succeed In making out pretext for
contest before Congress, there is no dam
ger OF that body opening up revolu-
ton by SEEKING to install defeated candidate
Ia the Presidents chair. There are enough con-
servatIye members OF Congress to overthrow
the conspiracy, should 1t reach the halls Of the
national Capitol which Is not at all probable.
In fact the project Is virtually defeated now.
Every fair man In the country realizes that Gen.
Garfield was elected honestly. The increased
and overwhelming republican majOrities in all
the northern states prove that. IL New York
had been the only state in which such an In
crease was shown, then there might be some
plausibility for the charge OF fraud and coloni-
Zation: but the vote In New York for Garfield
does Lot, in its percentage OF republican III
crease, exceed that OF other northern states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11
The Double sheet on Saturday.
CIRCULATION FIGURES.

TIE STAR viii be Issued on Saturday next In
double-shtet form OF fifty-six columns. The
edition OF last Saturday was the largest ever
printed at this season in the history Of the
paper. Sj.r thousand IRE hundred copies 1rere
sold 10 nc'rSded7eTS atone. This, OF course Is In
addition to the circulation distributed by forty
one carriers IL the District cities and surround
fng country. No orders from newsdealers re-
eeived after 2. m. on Saturday. Advertisers
viii please send in their orders az early as prac-
ticable. Tie number OF new advertisements
printed In November, thus far, is 6I2. The
number printed Ia october was 20G9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

IL There is any sense of propriety or justice In
the next House of Representatives, Gen. Chal-
mers one OF the gentlemen who Will come up
from Mississippi with certificate OF election.
will be uIseated, no matter which party may Sc
cure It's organization or prove ultimately to have
a majority IN that body. The throwing out OF
the ballots cast for his opponent on the ground
that some OF the divisions of the ticket were
separated by a short dash line is so gross an
outrage. based on such shallow pretext, that
1t Is doubtful whether any person outside of
Mississippi can be found to sanction It, and If
the facts il the case once get fairly before the
House there can hardly be question as to the
result. Even the desire to retain majority
for his own side or its floors should not be
strong enough 70 tempt the most extreme par
tisan into helping to perpetuate such an act of
inf2my as has been attempted in this case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

1t seems that the overcrowding OF railway car
has become as much Of a nuisance and as great
an annoyance In England as In this country;
but John Bull has q more summary and enee-
tive method OF remedying these evils than exists
In the United States. Passengers who have
been forced to stand, because OF the crowded
conditions OF the cars In England have begun
to sue the railway companies, and 10 a number
OF these cases the courts have awarded substan.
tai damages, holding that merely nominal dam
ages are lot sufficient as punishment to the
railway company for having compelled passen-
gers TO stand after they had paid for seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11
% G BIBB & SON.
IRON FOUNDERS.

Be- nIBs & SON.
IRON FOUNDERS,
BA TIMOR ND,
MANUFACTURE THE CELEBRATED
BlBB's NEW BALTIMORE" LATRoBe,
Which is the latest and most approved HEATER on
the market. Elegant design and finished in best
msnner. Hae entire front radiation, thus giving
more heat in lower rooms than the numerous imita-
items.
IT HEATS WHERE ALL OTHERS FAIL.
All inside parts interchange and can be in
serted without removing heater from Are place. In
its construction is embodied all useful improve
ments suggested by an experience Of nearly quar-
ter Of century in the manufacture of the genuine
BALTIMORE LATRoBEs.
eT-OUR GOODS ARE SOLD AT RETAIL AND
PUT Up READY FOR USE BY RESPONSIBLE
DEALERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE DISTRICT.
NOTE.-BEwARE OF FLAsHY INVITATIONS.
SEIZE YOU WANT SATISFACTION BUY
ONLY TIE
"BlBe" NEW BALTIMORE LATRoBE.
uOyf-Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

DemoreuZed silver In Germany only com.
mands about the bullion price, in spite OF the
efforts OF the treasury officials 70 force Il IN nv
stopping the sales. The Economic Council has
recommended that the silver be sold for what
ever IL viii bring; but Bismarck, who rules the
German finances as he please5, has not vet
siguified what Lie VIII do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

They are still wrangling In New York about
the selection OF a site for the proposed exhibit
tion OF 1883. IL looks now as II that year might
come and go before the discussion is ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

pONEHILL BREECH-LCADERS, all improve.
fee. a. II. WILI,iH %
nol6 9l9 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11
cTINEMETZ.

CTINEMETZ.
= 1881 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Invites the attention OF Ladies 10 the opsnsn9 Of
FINE fUES. in Seal sacques. Seal Dolm:ns, Fur
hneo Clrcnlan and Dolmans IN Satin de Lyon and
NUTS. Collars az Derby Hats. FnII lina 81 Chin
cliiia and olher Fur Trimming. ocfan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11
ONE PRICE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
!O0 and zoe Market spacs,
move
ONE PRICE
AW SCHOOL
~ M, NhIl0NAL UNIVERSITY,
1919 MN WORK. aVENTH'

a" scHSoL
- ,NAIIONAL UNIVERSITY
n. r, $40 NEW YORK AVENUE
ri Cs 1Iaduaie class, PROF. CIAUGHTON
Il, ne 10 Moo5 c9cTt Commences November 18th and
viii be held on MONDAY EVENINGS. Al IN n H W.
Class Lecture and Recital on WEDSESfExyp IL
SATURDAY EVENINGS at p. M alo
The FRIDAY EVENING Lectures Will no
delivered as follows: November 10 10 snd 1 1e
W. +. MATTINGLY, EGO, s.On Conveyanuso 20,
December 8, 10. II and January Ia >, anS 30
ENOCH TOTEM. ESQ, ION the law of Cornora,
lions" po'a-
February 4. II. IS snd %, SIS. HENKLE, ESQ.
the Law OF Torts" A''e'' oh
The complete course will be announced later
The Special Course of Lectures ON Crimi al law
Will be delivered by the Hon, ARTHUR MAC
ARTHUR, president OF the faculty, cOmmencin,y
TUESDAY, November 30th.
Students are expected to attend all Lectures for
winch no extra charge is made. Gentlemen intend
ing to Join the Post Graduate Glass can do 1T the
lecture roc ms i4i9 New York avenue any evening
The fee is S25 for the term, payable in five monthly
II AW SCHOOL OF THE NATIONAL UNIvER-
~ SHY, JUNIOR CLASS-Recent applications
Tor admission to this class already full have deter
Hnned the faculty to form SECOND SECTION.
winch Will comm ence TUESDAY, November 10th
Sentemen intending to study law can obtain
iurIhsr information and enter at the lecture rooms
retarys office, 500 18th st. s W ~ '"' ''0
noyS-6t WATSON J. NEWTON, secretary,
DONEHILL BREECH-LOA all improve.
- meLts, finest In the city, viii be sold at sacri
nee A. Il. VILLA 1S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11
NOW THAT THE ELECTION IS OVER

NOV IdAIIHE EAECI1ON Is Wv k1AS
AND WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE,
IT EILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST
TO READ THE FOLLOWING:
A fine ALL-WOOL CASSIMERE ULSTERETTE
for 80 The VERY BEST IN THE CITY for the
money,
A Durable and Genteel ULSTER for So. Well
worth Sl2.
Small expenses enable me to sell at SMALL
profits.
PRINCE ALBERT FRoCK COATS Vests to
match) in Granite, Diagonal and Worsted. Equal
in make and fit to CUSTOM MADE.
Before going else where to buy an OVEROOAT or
SUIT, call at A. STRAUS' and examine his stock.
Look at that fine BROWN BEAVER OvERCOAT
at 81. Cannot be bought elsewhere less than Sl5.
See the Button CUTAWAY SUITS.
The largest assortment of CASHMERE and
CHEVIOT SUITS, at $40, $12 and SIS.
Good, serviceabe OVERCOATS for Sc, S7and SO.
Just received, Blue and Brown ENGLISH CHECK
SUITS. They are the very latest novelty.
REVERSIBLE OVERCOATS-Four new styles
just received.
BOYS BUTTS from 10 to Is years. Immense
assortment.
BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS SPECIALITY.
Worsted, Diagonal, Cbinchilla and Fur Beaver
OVERCOATS from $40 to S25.
A. STRAUS,
IOll Pennsylvania Avenue,
nov5 Between 10th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

u 90 so up; Childrtn's listers and Ulsteretts, s.
10 years, co up; Boys Overcoats, 1916 years.
SIS, Sc. $8 and $40 upwards: Children! School
Suits. 8.l2 years. 50 SO and $6 up; Boys Short
Pants. 75c. L ng do. from 81 up. Another case
Boys School Caps and BATS Is and SOC. School
Shces at nrheard Of prices.
1914 and l0l0 Psnna. ave.
noy6 j. W. 0ELBy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11

G1FIR CORN ROlyENT.-warranted to cure
il Hard and Soft COREB without injury or pein.
q. GIESLER, Sale Agent Boots and 6hoe4 l02l
9rh &C. NV. No cure. no pay. oct2l-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-11
KIDyEGEN.

KIDNEGEH. KIDSEeES'
B1DNKGEN. KIDNEeEN.
KIDNEGEN. KIDNKaEN
KIDNEGEN. Trade Mark Secured
KIDNEGLN. THE GREAT
KIDNEGEN. KIDNEY REGULATOR
KIDNEGEN AND DIURETIo.
KIDNKGEN. KIDNEGzN is highly recon-
KIDNEGEN. mended and unsurpassed for WEAK
KIDNEGEN. or FOUL KIDNEYS. DRoPsY,
KIDNEGEN. BRIGET's DISEASE, LOSS OF
KIDNEGEN. ENERGY, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNEGEN. or any DISTRACTIONS arising
KIDNEGkN. EASES Also for BLOOD and KID
KIDNEGES. NEY POISONING. in affected ma
KIDNEGEN. larial sections
Unlike any other preparation for
hlDNEGEN. Kidney difficulties, it has a very
pleasant and agreeable taste and
KlDNFGEN. flavor. 1t contains POSITIVE
DIURETIO properties aud will
k1DNEGEN. NOT NAUsEATE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY will lie it, and
KIDEEGEN. GENTLEMEN viii find KIDNE-
GEN the best Kidney Tonic ever
K1DNEGFN. used,
KIDNEeEN. NoTICE.-Each bottle bears the
signature of LAWRENCE 4 MAR
k1DNEGEN. TIN, also PROPRIETARY GOV
ERNHENT STAMP, which permits
KIDNEGEN. kIDNEGEN to be sold (withoot
hfense) by Druggists. Grocers and
klDNEGEN. other persons everywhere.
kIDNEGEN. IN QUART SIZE BOTTLES FOR
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
KIDNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
kIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE g. MARTIN,
PROPRIETORS, CHICAGO, ILL
k1DNEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
j. c. ERGOOD d CO..
Wholesale Agents in Washington.
A. FOGELER CO, Baltimore. nol1-eo
A LII SPECULATIVE STOCKS carried on
N margin of 3 to per cent. Contracts on 100
shares or lots secured responsible par
ues. We make specially of OPERATING
AGAINST PRIVILEGES, the best and safest sys-
tenn for careful speculators. Miscellaneous secu-
rites bought and sold on commission. Manual OF
sfock,spf cula ton mailed free. j. MICHELOC 4
co, 4s Broad st., New York city. n1l-t, tu.s.1 2t
A FACT.-HOWSON'S ICE CREAM IS MADE
a from pure York co. Cream, and is always rich
delicious and reliable. S1.25 a gal. Discount to
church festivals, &C. Oysters in every style and
at the lowest rates. 1l04 12tn st NV. noyIl-3tf
0NHE ST. JOSEPH,S FAIR,
- Corner 9TH and Il streets y -
noll.Sf TUESDAY EVENING. NEXT WEEK.
z FAD THIS WEEKS TELEPHONEi
IL Containing Random IecoIlectons No. sub
lect, Self Made Mem by L. A. GObright; Congress
lonal Pages in Congress- Popular Science; The
Boyhcod of Joe Jefferson; Railroad Monopolies
Fashion Notes; Wit and Humor; Local News, etc
etc. Issued Saturday afternoon Price, cents.
The TELEPHONE OFFICE, COZ Louisiana ave.
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NEME. Il. VAN REUTH.
PARTISAN MODES,
HID Hath street northwest.

ELEGANT WALKING. EVENING AND RECEp.
TON DRESSES,
Ready made and made to order.
SEVERAL BEADED FRONTS FOR EVENING
DRESSES.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS
BUTTONS, ETC.
Elegant Line Of SAMPLES Of newest Goods con-
SANITY on hand noyli
FNHAT HOUSEHOLD SEWING MAOHINE-We
Il nave nothing 20 say-It speaks for itself
Cone and see il. We have no agents. MCKEN-
MY, Al 9th ST. n. W. Renting So per month Mo
Y'HIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
seIlber, Of the District of Columbia, hath OBJ
G Coinnb hss holding special term for Orphans
nert onal estate Of JOHN E. HUGHES, late of
the District of Columbia, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber at or before the 25th
day OF october next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from al benefit OF the said estate Given
under Icy hand this 25th day of October. 1880
100000 ROBERT B. TENNEY.
II. z. aAChSON, SOLICITOR. novl0-3t
, 1880-12-22

TIL: CASE AT l.AEr ENDED.
NEW YonK, Dec. 2l.-'rlIe trlnl uf tho suit
OF tilt Government agaEnst Julius Il. Pings.
Importer OF kttl.gloycs, in progress III tho
Uutted States District Court during tic p1st
stx wcrks, entled to-tlny. rlo suit was
brought to recover penalties aggregating
sur, ,000 for passing clKllty-four cases OF kid
gloyus through tho Custou,-1iouse OIL M
alleged fraudulent Invoice. Tho principal
wttItss fur the Government WIS Oscar Finke,
Mt unc t1me clerk with HE Brothers at t}rcs-
Ian, perlnally, purchasing agent abroad Of
MIR. Kings. Fl1,Ro WIS to haye received II, QUO
In tho event Of verdict for the Government.
The tasc wns given to the Jury yesterday,
butRs they latl
- FAILED 70 AGREE
ut 10 o'clock they were locked tip all night.
This morning the Jury l,andci 1T the follow
Ing verdict: ave lll,l n general yertl.rt for
the defendant, and We cannot find any i'll
voices TINT stntc less than tie act,Int value"
Immediately upon tho announcement 0t
tllat verdict, Distrlct-Attorltey W0ohford
made motion for new trlaI. on the ground
that tho verdict hatl not been rendered III nc.
eurtlanco with the evidence and thnt there
wGre several alleged errors III tho rulings of
tllo'Court Tie argument for tho motion
will be heard Jan. y. The amount OF under
valuation claimed by tho Government was
s5t0'U0o. to which slUl,0o0 interest was
added
, 1880-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


At hfcVickcr'a tho rrtMtEtlHltatour has begun
his engagement with larKe audiences. IfuTr-
1'tn1n. IN his nbsruce 0f mechnncsl appliances
and III hls dcxtcrltY lit pnlming. Is no tloubt
among tho best.-If not tho best-porfor:ner
among tho mnRIc!ans who havo over casnc to
thls country His entertainment ls a tnost do
lghtfnl one. for, while Ills tricks dtsplay woi1der-
fnI skill, hu haa hnppy fnculty Of saying tho
right thing In tho Right plnce and Keeping bis
audience In excellent humor. It Is 1lerr,nann's
goosf fortltn1 thnt he was not born century
hEd, for tho wholly unnccountabtG nnnnor
In which he tnnkcs things, nn!nlntc and innni-
mute, appear mud disappear, yrinds silk hats
Into powder. and brfnEs them forth nB slick as
If thoy had come from n hnttcr's block, 1nakos
hut cotIec uut Ut nothing, pulls dollars from tho
hhir Of hts audience, etg.. would certAitly havo
Insured bis roasting. When he was last In tH[s
city hu gtyn Ills cabinet exhibition for tho first
t!ine tu this country. lilo has siuco then i'm.
proved it's huslnea9 IN connection with 1t, anl
HOW 1t Ism hoyGl as Hn NJ most per1textnR 5cnt-
uro uf tho entertainment. 1iGrrmutu IL AsaIBtGl
by Mile. Atlule, WHO ErlceflIllr pastures in tho
nlr while. VIC are Insured lifl1er t1esncrto In
tl,utes. fn ittltlitOn to thu prbRf1ttn In which
fturrlnnnn himself tErcs, there are two troupes
OF Frenc1l tllllcers-tho Onufri lsr0thors and
tho L0rcllAs.--nMl Vii Yosp tho sentriloEUist.
The Onufrla hHvC never hGfOrG nppcnrc,l hore.
Ihtlr nKittty nrpcarH to please tho audience.
fInrrmnnn Will bu hBre fur two weekH To-tiny
he will appt4nr ut tho mutinGo, when h0 will
nuke candies aud botl-b0.s Tor tho Children.
, 1880-12-22

ton aud to thu deviation of tho flremo!!. The
resMcnt f !l,o ps'rs ronps. 9t IT, rsrts . T.
sPy. L : SS .e t. ts s ss'pne ne
9 @"r III Il Ss ns sa s9n'' ar e f rd ex nf
e!sht e of 's's'f,s "ac "a,hs a wv ssFSloo c
tecr ntaryi yi tnst1ectio" a i = a"st i sshc5. ,
MI Tint rcMtains 10 do Is to form thrtn profess
at.,nIly THIS trimming e very severe. Mla !!
" seryec; iisai:paa;s. efe stiii H., il Sse 4 III i;
Il ,lra.wt, BY li.rou men y rln; nu of tho nn
also tMrrIps tho Ml'parntls tor combating nrgs
n eo!'s w;eiFhlE @ kI!oKrammes rrs
wlict1 ia @ u"t w"rk @ Wcii. Tiio hofsas 10 ,lr,w
theu ilayo 70 bo borrowct!. from tho omnibus
+ o. ss IS esss. s Is rsaty {; sS afe afe
1iover NOR. thnn l.4ao lnen III Tho. corps. Tho
t9sfs t4sY rSA a,sn + ns l. A. %y a The
whsct,. when, tho flrn Is .'f nny n,agi!tude+ nro
utterly ,!sclsss. Thy stat9ns q +, Tie ito-
wnrkehor8 abound. tho lire woull have lts own
Tay enfore % tho engines co',,t! comS n Ip np vos ~
its i dlspesai only ::ii kiio'netfes e te!eKranl
il II eoain1"le"tion TWIN viii tho la ensias. statiens
At Pntts thprc ls nnt enough Whter, tho nrtiilcnl
s sr nf nstrsa; e Ns% TorN hoeg theg h y
plugs; C.,l. Paris sstln,ntcl that 100 are ncces-
sary. Tho cost uf tho New York tire- hslgntlo Ia
g,::i5. NO francs: thAt Of tho l'aris br9a,io for
u PURSUE tho comparison fnrlhor? Need we
!lwoli Upon tha pnintnl md rll!euln'is s!Kht Of
tho brave rnrfsiat tirenlc1l strn9HlitE a9nirst
tint barply curry nhuve tho srcUnd atory2 ii
the hook Ut Col. l'ars lonts to uny reform, say
Within tho next tivu yours, It will be ut once
Hrcnt advance for Tnr!a md n remarkable
phenomenon In tho nunals Of French Gdsnin-
jsiruuon.