davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-10-26
Southwestern Passenger Rates
Still In Disturbed Con.
dition.
The Wabash to be Admitted into tho
Missouri River Freight
Pool.
Important Decision Kclntllsg 10 the Min.
nes0tA 1.and.tlrnnt Noals.
Prospectus Of the Pittsburg, Youngs-
town C Chicago Road.

49, TIE PASSENGER WAR.
Tho n,,rsti1n whet1lur there IL 10 bH another
"ar III WestEr pAssctscr rntcs Ur not In stitl MlI
open nts. and thu prospects nre decidedly III
fuvnr NJ Mnutl,er r,,w. Thu Illinois Cuntr,ll itail-
rotd CutHtntIy Sill refuses tn jujU tile Ut1Ipr
ronda IN restoring tho rcglar thrill to 81. IAisj
and continues to sell inle.E tickets tu tl1nt
point for 81. Tho reuulnr ru.c ts $500 Al
EtAtcsl III Sundays Issue, tho Illinois Central
bnsns Ets nct0n nl tho ground TINT lilo ,tKrco.
inctlt tnutlt III New Yurk wna bclwcen tho rta,ls
III tho southwestern Railway Association, and
applied 10 thVse rt,nds unly. Tho 1nnnngcrs uf
this rnud say TINT us lnng ns there urn tlluu.
an1ius nf unlimited tickets IN tho lluuds
OF outsiders, which were sold At $i md
less. they could mt, III JUSTICE to the tntur-
csts Under their cuntroI, charge Ss.IU WIuu
people ellh buy tickets for Sc frofn srHtpeFs md
uutAeix. nll IF which arc over competing lines
thutr road would get nu business ut ,tl Tho
G9itttnl Mnnugesy Uf tho vur!nus rultIs CENTER
lug heru are Ut thu opinion thut thu tIlIn,is
CcntrH IL Justified In tho stutld It t,ns tnkctl, an
they think theru should be lu higher rate to ~.
I.au's than s. or zt us lonX us tho unlimited
tickets sol.i during tho lase uIipeasnntness have
not been retlcenlc,!. Thu snnaHcrs Ut tho Alton
were coiIsidurit,x Tho ,dyfsnblty, yesterday, u
meeting tue r.ltu nude by tho Illinois Central
uuf. hlttr dlie Ieli1;erNt1on, 1t WIS deetden to
hold OH Until to- tnorr4>w, when Ineotiuv ur tho
Presidents, A,naacrs. arld Gcnctsll Freight
Agents uE I'LL tho Western ruads tcntur-
hlg III th's city is to bc held IN Col,,-
missioner M!d1lcys oIlicc, when these p..sscngcr
innslrs WILL again bc considered, Anu solno
tle,tiil aciun tuken ~, MI questions lrlt unset
tied by the Snw fork injecting. 1t IL tho general
1l!nun tGat II reduction Uf rites will be i,iu.e
nlit1l tho uulK OF thu outstanding tickets nNyp
l'ecu redeemed. The principal trouble now Is In
rcKartl tn tile 81. Lollts uni Or,aha business.
, 1880-10-26
FIRE RECORD.


ST. Louis. Oct. :rh-A srpciNl to tue Ghampfon
from Clyde. kAs.. states TINT lire l,rnku uut In
Putrlck's livery ut u'eIack this evening. It
tutnlly destroyed tho stubla nnd burned to
death forty horses. All ihe brst 8tuck l,c-
lnngcd tn turner's III Tint section. win we're III
livery stuck h.rlng tmru takua tut 10 nGco,io-
dnto them. Loss, $S,UU.
, 1880-10-26

5r*efd1 Dlspaieh to Ihs Ehtcaoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, lid, Oct, a5.-Thp trInl ur 1saec
Norris anl John Mnl,rr, inflicted In Nuy Inst,
sas 1eRGts bcforo Judge vtnton to-duy. Tho
oe'eEaants nrc lush young tnou. Tho decd IL
n!esea III hnYo bccil dune III tho n.trlnpt TO rub
Myers, and 1t ss supposed tho guilty parttrs,
"atmFGr fhoy hre, rculizod nhnnt $a.J.
al, AM snG f"Fci1tHn was pAH1eu III securing 4
5f 5aff Ille C,cn Are trle! Jointly, md tho case
h9htlny at every step.
, 1880-10-26

~ nsSFEi, Colo. Oct. .3.-A Republican Leasl-
sI'a special says: !" Tho bods Of Michael llu,.-
dticks, sald to bo Ii nephew Of Ouy..tIcuulrluks.
os lhdlata. wus found murdered two miles from
aese. 1llo lll,trsler IL supposud to hive lua,,
MHmt''liise'! by twD McGa!(nm brothers, young
hv!af'eKs H. s havlnF bcen inPltcatri III tho mur.
ecF VI their brother, u1lu nct,uIttuu."
, 1880-10-26

ttSeiHSAT1, O., Oct. a5-Ihe Gazetts's Chilli
vpolis spce!nt says Lewis irwin died today frum
~ ~ eaeGt ot wounds received fuw tlAys ago ut
INC hands Of ILLS rutaor a,I! mother. Tho fathor
m4alte III uld tnan with II yInleut trupcr, 4
W&.asiss & arl'so At.t,t Uiy of gtllsA, Tho futhUr
s s the SOU. Rld It IL sud tS filDier struck llj
, 1880-10-26


1tGlinn arny officers nrc now exercised In the
pfactcal running NJ rallroaL trnlns, 80 that in
time Of wur they may know oil nbuut moving
troops BY rrlil.
Ar. II. y. Snyder we'll known In railroad cir
cles. fl0s becn appointed E1stern Agent Of tho
Star Crescent Kuntc. This rt,lite is tho new
rail line from New Orleans Win Houston, Tex,
to the Southwest.
In tta report to tho Stnte Engineer Of New
Ynrk. tho Bustnn, New York & Ch!cngu l.AllroM,l
Company snys tlut nothing has beeu dont since
the nrgatltxmt1on OF the stt,ckhuItlers Thu cnt,-
sIs3,uU; pHld. $.H,aN.
Tho rulim"n ralace Chr Compnny hnvc PLUGGED
ots the rensylslnil llNllrnnh two EI'urtnV curs.
pnt u which II 1latned Davy Crsekntt utll tho
btler l7nak Wa1tuu. both nrc fnI-sIztli pulurc
G4rh, witt. Kitchen. siI1siAg and sleeping rooms.
private lncker.
\ Superintendent Of Trcc Culture has been
anppontr, fur thu vt. rani, Minneapolis s. Mimi
tnl'A ltntluasl. anl i s reported that he Inns
wcsl OF tho Mississippi And Missouri Illvera hnvu
nlsti commenced to r1tEe trees In order to secure
their supplies ri ties and timber.
The pnssenxer rates from this city enst nre
STILL greatly disturbed, uNtl there s NJ rusp uct
Ut M curly adjustment pT the difficulties. ltilres
ta MI EASTERN I'unts nro heinz tut from Il TO g.
over te co,.crs q hu @ TSr h 'icet ku ulicss III ss
which is II Gut uf g. fro'n tho r1xular RUE.
\ ctrctt!nr has tnst hccn issued ty President
J. n. .tsHtty. ue the T0itio j. A,in Arhor linll-
lal Of tho Tnlpt!o Ann Arl,or llniirsltl Cnt.l-
.lnny AMI tho 'ra1elo. Ann Arbor& Nurtie1l~tcrn
itpiIroa ~ t af;' Gfo'ny rssHltel tn to srxzn.oa
w.ny Company. Mr.. William i. Watson, Of New
York, hIs been appointed Treasurer Of this
cotnpany.
Mr. George y. Pullman. President Of the Pull
!nail Pnllltr-Car CDMlAny, hHa lsacd tho fol-
la~ttH ctrculMr: "EtI, U. y. WEIGH hAv1tK, IN
, 1880-10-26
RECENT NEW YORK FAIL uRES.

NEW 1Onx. Oct. *sa%-In tho lnutter Of tho aA-
sfRuuient OF tho tlrn Of Robinson, Lord s Gu. to
John A. Nichols, the achcLules were 1lul tu.lay,
which show liabilities, &l06 u7D; nominal assets
$aS,o59; actual assets, ta5.0a.y
Tha4 schedules In tho assignment Of Julius
Com II Abrnl,atn Com were uls.s tiled; liabilities
$!5.s99; nominal Rssots. $58,l76; actual asscts,
, 1880-10-26

sptstat Dlspaieh 10 tn C4teaoo Tribune,
foisr WAYNE, tud., Oct, s5.-Thomus MCCARTHY
W.. rhhk l.'teas' thr0at witt, u rnx.,r lurtlIx
HaarFei Yesterday ut !sntler, Ind. L,,cas will die.
psSii'! psSiIirpy E was lsn!Eel In JUL Ut Auburn. uuth
, 1880-10-26
CHICAGO, rEKIN II SOUTHWEST.


LAFAYETTE, 1nd.. Ont. 25.-it seems TINT tho
Like Er!u d Wesscru Hallway IL not snteflc,l
With tho settlement Of tho railroal wur tnato
lnst wcok. and to-day is nut with another cut,
mixing ~ tato from Lafayette to St. Louis and
to Kansns city. Jacksonyille. Springfield, and
ether Western tUints In proportion. Like
ralrs will l1e lnalH lrrn tho t,rnc,rMl points On
their lnrs In Ohio, fnlann, and Illinois.
, 1880-10-26

' Tho nfarn1 from ]inx III nt IL 10 last evening
1sas casIsed BY tho explosion bf n Kerosene hump
IN the second llonl of n two-story frnu,r build
Ing ut No. atk, WMlMs! avenue. owned by J., ".
1Hrter and occupied by j. y. GrIlley. DAinage
tU clothing and furniture, $j6,
, 1880-10-26

:, u''.tVesn1S. Oct. 25.-Ihu Neles special frnsn
hisslen suys: "Mat A. Mcknight tu.tluy s,ot
% sat'cs DERRICK, tho bull passi.,y throuKl, his
pnsK r,si. a!l str!king Jnt,u W. lScnp un.ler tho
mn. Ki.ll'!E kc,np !nstanly. uerrIuk wAs
etu III nuEdult ''N'-e--@ef0NF o''~ots
, 1880-10-26

SANTA FE. y. H.. Oct- 9,.-Tho Item OF tic LIT b,
analysing tile Muxlcan concession to tho rutmcr
& sullfsun laaE1road. errunco,,sly stuffed that n
prohibition exists nga!nst beginning tho work at
the United stntes frontier. TIC Company viii
work from EkIi1l ends, aud expects tn complete
tho rond to tho City Of Mcxien in three years.
, 1880-10-26

Special D'pdleh To 7he Ehteaps Tribune.
Tn1E1M,. O.. Oct 2i.-Tho now To1ctlo, f,ophos
q Burlington Narond, harrow. Enugc. wns
npenr'l for business to-day between tbIs city
At,d Grand lsapitls, two passcnRpy.trnlns cuc,,
wny Icing put III. Tho Marion Extension. to
Marlui, Ind. Will te III running operation wItbiu
two or three Weekg. - a--.
, 1880-10-26

Wat0N 1tlffrIvh.
It was 1t barbecue III JONES Coupty that ho
arst na.le bis uppeanltlco, u shust, Will, 1uShy.
headed stranger, with u bIhtt 0yt. aud ttnlg
lfHtH cOat On. l4p was little under tho wpathgr
fron too much whisky, aud war suolltuR for u
, 1880-10-26
THE BARON or hRIN0S.

Nsw Y0Nx, Oct. @6.-Auouy thu passengers In
tho st0alnar IInltu WIS tho Har,n Ut ArN1a,
brazilian Envoy Extraordinary, who CONES OIL +
special mission ~ u nIcHber ct the Court or
Arbitration which II 10 decide tho fEAuco-
AueElcdu clNlM1.
, 1880-10-26

=
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 2i.-Tho Srlltf}ls,'x Aur1,sta
sprciNl snys II fro this morning destroyed most
Ut the usftiuss pnrt Of thtlt village. Is,ss Ea0-
eco. Supposed to bB tho work Ut inccndiarIus.
, 1880-10-26

h, sshtiSaATI, O.. Oct. .5,-Jahn II. Btuoker, who
NJ NJ, "uSast lust stlot Jnhu Law, tho su.llcor OF
s,,,. wig. w,Is acquitted by thu Jury tonight
r.a telll Oh churgo OF murder n kno frat d.
, 1880-10-26

Tho meeting at which this agreement was
gncs Of tho tnt,st prominent officials of MI tho
Wcstcrn lines. Besides tho Presidents Of tho
Gcnernl Freight Agents. thoro were present Tho
Presidents ami Execi,tlve Committee Ut the
I'd ltnflruu3t.
, 1880-10-26
ST. lf)tfts' sfc0Nn c0lINT.

ST. LOUIS SECOND COUNT.
sT. Louls. No., Oct. xA-lref. c. II. Woodward,
Ut Washington University, received hs con1us.
sion as Supervisor Of Census to-day. and will IT
bnce otgMnlxe Il f0rco to lnlko nnotbor cnunes.
auon OF tie population Ut this city.
, 1880-10-26

Nots far Of fennftrfetily; 1sufle publicity hav-
1,Iu tteH executed Altertu III furttvls Or (ie tep
1kpers.
Two certificates or specifications OF improving
and simplifying IL thu principal t,Atent, with
p(A,ls eiltre[y liRestGd lit frrl,eh, vii delivered
krMl!a 10 tho Purchaser for settling Oh bis own
nlhIo thoso both worry important improvements.
tt'aFt4 ~ P,t!MENtk kE FAPEIkillk 9uvHtEAEs, II,
tu0 de FEclIlguiaE, fl.apgull1f Ut l.AEHuaar31
, 1880-10-26
For snto also: Tho Exclusive Right and Tryi-
lege fur tho Purchaser Of tho Above
Mentioned Intemt 10 iie Patented
IN All Uthor Countries
Ut t11p Wurt

IL tho luso If Il new anil stulDjt, Evstrm ri ,rc,
eral application for Drusurvir.. tuhiiy nu,1 ~.
stdIli.cU.ssiV, ia vol tho tt}wa ns iii, tnsnt,t
iittilllua III hi t1nss,s n,rninst ti,n Eirs ~,i
an ilc I,tciss ttHeft II! wlri, toa, Urn Ir,,nr
inx ont - ~ " ~
UHv{J and ensy fs fta n,1tu stctnc,f everv ,x,crp
unuu p1pus fuf thu Gt,tivsymncn ~ wntnr II,
luIscs, rooms wnrebuiiats w1,rk shtns ami
1up4fitcturies, W."
it IA lilo Fro who ts ca,,sInu "uttfopsafict,i,v"
by ElSelf tho aDalttnr nut nF Tho ,vnfnr t,,Ixf,t
t,r txe ut Will with s,i[ta,lln ny Iuinn nwt.t,fs
where It js 1,CtNHsilry md nisn ls nrttnIiin In,
cuI,turrautiy hn1srif tl,o work t,f nuy iir,m1a,s
ur iuil-riilgGr. ''"' ''''"'''
letters ftr In fant. ic nr1ssmr u,,v},.n i ~.
uIyur hj,sf.if nrui,u..v n, s,t,Iv - I'm = INK, *;
uli,1tblc nntl IufGllfvrut Gtit1"m;,u viv. f""i,
tnllta ijn,tkrra. Kurcutitors in,nvatnrs phIin,,.
tjlr,,ujsts EIpctriuIuIIs mi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mimi,
fnutilrurH III Hl,t1rt Er"In tf ,,rm.r..ss +, to
ltntlrtl.Stutcs WIN nre knowing yury wc1I with
ttrr inunt.l1ll urterfnur,t n rM7,,niiln ~ 1,,tri
Otio aotinn Il, bnhnlf ri fhn ,,mn r"1o ~ mu Jan.
rril ufiiitv IN III Ivnr nrni't"i rsiunaaa ~
tfIcmnulvts in tim f,stttrc ~ '
vru,. ,rr,, !. .,,x .,.r,..s ,,+.,,,,
r oaa t.',t.,; az Aut''s. hsF aIhs TITLE so..
;, 14e 1reIleh F!tcnt OF tue !" ".iulHutfcdt Firt's
Ertinetnr .ltreittxer" hnvi!,g bcon recontly d.
Hfefeu TOT htteon yours Hr0ln ~ tll Juno lk&)
Wouiu tle SHtS M!sA!ttHHcOtsiy purelAtd by An
M'l,ft!!Hllerlcnn company nf wntora cnnycyrl!co
sumo htlect. nparAttnK tn Paris Which " i,4w tho
tally exlstnE upon the trench territory alll yGt
Is tnR!lnHeh s9ry inipeFluotly md too Much III.
H',ilieluhtly. .... ---.
An turthanlerit;nn Comrany preserving ut
FttGH WhlGtI Would lIG rr{rlaiH ur furulenf1lv
, 1880-10-26

Ia IitIt1fiN.

It has bonn brought to ny aaIico that former
Avrht ~ ming in e iouls 4 l!tspag!nx spurious
my tradu.n!nrk. The p4t!te are clutnnest 4iall,si
dealing With cnl1.uK 1D H0IaE1l nXv4t, "
AAYQ LII XAnuEAl nguiltx.
, 1880-10-26
FRENCI[-ENGLISII,
a Circular Which Will Please the
Student Of Language.
An Unsuccessful Wrcstlc with thc Idioms
OF Our Tongue.

TIE TR1nrNE Is In receipt Of Il comrntfcn-
tlon from Frnncc IN tho shnpc ut IL printed cir
culnr sttttng forth the advantages IF MI "A,1-
toinnticn Advertiser Electrical prcscryor APP
1'atrtsIs uf Spontaneous Extlngu1shn,rnt {ncttng
with no ot,p fnnta hand, Against Fttp's dryastA-
tions tcntlrety ncw iIcn)."
Tho wt1!prur ftclnstnK tho circular horc ppst-
tnnrk Nf Polltotsc. Department of Sclnc- Ct Oise
Oct. II, 1sso, nnd was addressed:
Of 'rI,E 'li,nrNE
Of ChtcnRn City tlyiscnus!t}
United States uf tito Nurth AInurtca
Tho matter Gsintniicl III the clrcuur. which
hits evidently bctn AS,cd with IL view to inter-
cstsnK American capitalists In tho lreslt lnvc,l-
t0n. ls mt ut 50 insleh Interest M tho manner of
fts conpositlon. which is nppnrontly the work 1T
FreneeIts,an who hs applied himself sctluLpIs-
Is for stnle Kx months. ur lrss, to tho ncqatrc-
tnnnt M The English lnngliAus. nt,il IL tn III tp
lilust 4r',tesley constructed sentences and OK.
tt7lurflnMrF I'LL mlsitpptDrriAt!0ns Hf words. II,
fnc! ~t,llU Me business crcnlur ltlo eoinntlll.
cation Is positively Ut III ittlHulsu v,l1uu, rs
4 rIIiEotdNatCAt ACn1gvEMEST
1t ts capable II providing mich amusement.
without wishing tn Infringe uIIun thu cx.
cilis!ve Territory Of tho tunn wi,u rms thv
p,xz|crs cor1,rr, tho following sentence r,ny e
whu delight tu tho tnr,velinE nr stI1llu, wur,Is,
the rest. prizs II *loGn jenE l1cretl tpaynl.io
onc Of .hot WIN slanii corr.ctiy iot,,o ftist what
i,eaf H. she iueky Frens,aH sought e eoySy
foreign tnny,ic Tho aeIltc.icc which, Is selected
at hnphazarti, runs rs follows:
:" It u tho flre whit is causIuH automatically
nr unmtxcl at wifi with suitnbio chyMcal
fsx;s ;s,,, 81 si! s!'sf tSa woFE Of ay
Or IT tho puzzle -Krindcrs prefer It, thoy mny
SM!th tho M s',,ne ,lusemen.s Offered, try thor
"Tho vixiIl,,t cstTo aai ycar,y ma,ntenancc
, 1880-10-26

C4A.uTION,

hns been brought 10 my tlottcn that ts tsAer i
nufarLl.lns udur &ho Nn:Mg nj Mufrts4Ml. lIAl4luH
GU. "f CAcu,!. Spurious !MttlsuI nt liIe,tla tttn
issluEalIru rhs AGI!c caal,lcd thAt tIrntdt
SlNt restorative II EuIuisit MnIuax my autttgtsa
sanntur0 u uM esasy lna. and atesssa. Yum seGaAcf
Whule4ala A4ottt lit EAlglxo. ~
HeH iork, Oct l. Es8l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
POISON RINGS.


Poison rings still exist III many ANTIQUARIAN col
lections. They are generally Of two kinds, one IN
tended as an engine of destruction TO It's Wearer
the other simply as "a convenient receptacle OF
place Tor poison. Some years ago "a ring OF
the former description WAS purchased at sac Oh
curiOsIJts. Its device Vas TWO sharp pointed CLANS
ho.din. a stone. The purchaser, slip lns ii "n his
FINGER received light scratch from these claws.
inc POINTS # which bent inward. HIS hand ana
arm very shortly became sWelled and painful a
doctor was sent for, who pronounced the sh8ht
scratch poisoned. Examination OF the ing showed
that the claws were hollow. and that a poisonous
matter had been contained IN them; 00uOt!ess
when fir. made, the ring would have c'u ed "cath,
instead OF merely inconvenience, TO is TtdreH
Rmu5 intended to contain poison dlc req I'hlly
mentioned i'm arcient history; II was common t.
carry one "a 70 CONVENIENT means OF suicide BY
such a ring D,mosthenes probably DESTROYED hlm-
self and some historians say Hannibal hEcWISe. NJ.
Cra-,us. the oyer-eer ot the Temple OF the tarto-
line jupiter being arrested on charge OF puliolhng
,nilr OF line cold deposited there brOkt hollow
rcceptacle of his ring with his teeth and leil
dead On the spot. The Emperor lIelo-a'a.us Is
sald to have had a collection OF these poison nnsj
among his jewels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
An INFANT PHENOHENON.
Ernnl GIL RIns


One OF the most remarkable instances OF childish
prccocity known of late years has recently appeared
In Paris. The child. which is French. born IN TIC
nrighborhood of Pergneux in October. 1877, ana
thuS scarcely more than three years Old is named
Berthe GuIcmaud. The parents are poor and
ignorant vine dressers who, strnck when she was
only eighteen months old by the fact that she had
extraordinary intelligence and prOdigous
memory took her to the scnoOl-teacher Of their
village. and he amused himself by cultivatipg her
astonishing talents. In year she had made Such
progress that heI parents made up their minds to
reap some advantage from il, and brought her 10
Paris. She HI ows not only how to read ana
write, but the four rules OF arithmetic ana solves
the little problems that ale given her without ever
making mistake. Moreover, she knows the
whole of the first act OF A, hala." which she
repeats III her little sllyery voice from end 10 ehl
without missing line. And finally one can ask
her for whatever piece he chooses from ii irova-
tore" Rigoletto" Faust" and La Juive" she
will sing lt To HIM at once in the most accurate
fashion Imaginable. Nothing could be funntr tuah
to hear her coo Odt the Caro- nome rom lslS?-
letto" in Italian. And vet, rs we have sad. she IS
but "A little over three years old. Not only does
sho not look Older but her ccrtIhcate oi Olrtn AZ
tested by all sorts OF authorities each more on.di
than the other. proves the tact beyond question:
The child has been carefully examined by pnyel-
clans for any abnormal development oil the Dram W
skull hut they say that there Is nothing OF ' Sot9'
and that II Is simply very wei develop Il io'',
We asked her manager what he lntcnGtd u" 40
when she should be i've or SIX years ol'' Wh,n
what is now surprising IN her would no longer DO
extraordinary "Oh" said he have an engage
ment with her parents for five years. all On" sa':r'
ana / am quite sure of making q good thing OF u.
As she grows Older | viii make her exercises nore
compncated She has lust rected 10 you the urNt
act of alfalfa Now am going 10 make w
Learn il backwards. AS soon as she Is tour Years
old am going 10 begin &c have her taught ha1bS-
mates" And the baby PLAYING WIN M lilu.a ."S,
Der doll listened 10 all this without appearins IN
the least frightened by y iuture thus brISthns WIZ
ciUhers with IncomprchenShlc phrases. ana eN'h'
perhaps, with algcbIaic formula. "a,
This may be all very well Tor year, Tor wv
wears perhaps for two. hut In the end this poor
little brain caDrot fail Of breaking down unlSt
such A strain, II simply means meningitis III tno
more or loss remote future. We have society loI
the Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals. why III i,ss
world have not we one for childhood as wen
Meanwhile Rerthe Guillemaud goes on earning
thousand francs n month for her parents ana inany
moro for her impreSsarlo. sort of ltaliau ba'n""
manned InAsarn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
HOUNE-FURNISHTNG IN JAPAN.
From Wis, Eirrs" rnbcaten Trunks IN japan.

From, Miss Eir9's Unbcaien Trirks ~ Jqp1n."
Kanayas sister, n very sweet. refined rocking
woman met me at the door, and Invested mc OF
NY boots. The two yerandas are highly polished,
and the entrance and the stairs which lead
10 my room, and tho mats are line and white
that almost fear to walk over them even IN my
stockings. -Four highly polished steps lead into an
exquisite room at the back, and auotaer polished
staircase INTO the bathhOusc and garden. Tho
whole front of my room is composed OF osOE which
slide back during tho day. The ceiling ia OF light
wood crossed by bars OF dark wood. and the posts
which support Il are OF dark. polished wood. The
panels are OF wrnkicd, sky-bue paper splashed
with gold. In an nlooye hangs kdksmoao, or wall
picture, n painting of IA hiosSomlng oraneh of the
cherry on white SILK. "A perfect piece of ant. which
IA Itse!f ills ho room with freshness aud beauty.
Tho artist who painted II painted nothing but
cherry h!os,Uns. and fell in tho rebellion. On IA
shelf in the other alcove ~ very valuable cabi-
net, with sliding dooIs, GU which peonles are
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.t,i,s Of hard.boiled eggs; trufles may also be

strips Of hard-boiled eggs; truines ""' "'
added.
p,aso,ve poppd opv kind Of cold meat, thicksn
little good gravy with cream or butter season .r1
meat and INK il with the sauce nntiI 10 10 W.
r,oistened then roll out paste INTO o'aI p'cces'
law largs tablespoonful of tue meat on one Emu,
double it over press the edges togsthsI au IL
tbem brush tie paste over with yolk OF egg spring.
yerm,celi upon it and Try them. they nave 'h'
appearance of hedgehogs.
FRIED CALFs HEAD.-Cut the remnants oi ,' .
boiled calls head into cork like pieces OF unioi u,
size and put them into BASIN u steep ior a" M
or two in the following mixture; E4ua part y, W
and vinegar uarragonl. salt, pepper ana Govt.
according to taste Have ready some batter, nlsu'
as follows: beat up together the yolks OF TWO eegSi
two Tablespoonful of brandy, one OF owe o ahu
lonr OF five oil cold water. Incorporate WIN th,S -
mixture three tablespoODfuis OF hour ana pnGH vi
salt keep on beating II Tor some time. ahu an 20
much moro water AZ will make II OF proper tnlck
ness When ready to use the batter. sur n ITO, -
ouickly the whites of two eggs whisked 20 irotn.
Nell dram the pieces Of calls head, dip them IN the
batter and fry in plenty of boiling hot iapo a.
serve on a napkin with fried parsley.
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I asked what Garfield had done with the
$40 900 or $50 900 which he had received as salary
during the term of his long service in Congress-
Every cent over and above the requirements OF
n large and growing family has been at once IN
vested in the business and accomplishments oi his
publlc life lie has entertained but ittc, and very
rarely goes ont in society. lie has large and valu-
able libraIy, and has always been close student
and great reader His collection of scrapbookS -
p marvel OF ingenuity and perfect mine OF re,
sources for every conceivable occasion. part OF
every recess OF Congress he has always spent IN
the city reading and arranging his law briefs: Ihe
remainder OF the summer he spends at Mentor,
working out OF doors his farm and laying up
store of health and strength with winch on his re,
turn 10 Washington in December TO bear the brunt
of contest i'm "A new session. The amount OF hard
work which Garfield has done since he mas been IN
Congress has been something enormous. FROM DE.
inc ALWAYS willing to do his duty. great deal OF
extra work has been shifted on to his shoulders lt
il n wonder his health has not broken down under
IT, The only recreation he has takon Tor years was
a short summer trip to Europe with bis wife sone
time since"