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Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
The Place.

r. a. Mcclure, in Eighth street mar
kct guarantees all the Fish he sells To
be good, fresh and cheap, or money re-
turned. Give him trial and be con-
YincpA that he will deal honest with you.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Personal,

I. p. Downing, ESD, late clerk OF the state
Senate is in town to-day. Mr.. Downing has
many friends here, which he won through his
ac2 ommOdating manner and uniform courtesy
at Dover last winter, when he was one OF the
had
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Rerry Shipments

The shipment of berries over the Della
Division of the 2. w. II. r., on Satur-
day, numbered 81 carloads,an1 were as
follows:
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31

The Nashville Evening Herald, re-
pudiation journal, made an assignment
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31

If you are in want Of n nobby suit OF
clothes, cal! ON &. II. Ash, the Merchant
Tailor, 0Oj Market street, as he has Il
large and selected stock Of foreign and
domestic goods constantly on hand.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Good Enough.

Lovers of really good chew of To-
Dacco should ask for Miller's Good
Enough Navy Plug, as it is the only To
bacco in the market that has not drug
store taste and will not make the mouth
sore.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PLAIN RUNTINGS.
LACE hUNTI NGS.
MINIS YELLING.
FRENCH FOTLES.
GRENADINES.
PRINTED LAWNS.
VICTORIA LAWNS,
MADRAS LINENS
tsOEYED SWISS.
SWISS NULL.
LINEN DACCA.
STRIPE Pl4UES,
LACE PIQUES.
PLAID PlQUES,
BROCADE PIQUEs,
DRESS GlNGHAMS.
CAMBRICS, &c.. &c.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
...,,o n, .ue rnermo'neter

~ REPUBLICAN Office Ill the Snaoe'
this morning N o'clock l2 o'clock,
r o'clock. lV oIo $50
Sio u
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
DUPONT POSTS COLORS.

After the reading Of this poem came
Mr. Birds oratioa, published i'll full
in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,) y and then
the handsome stand Of cOlOrS was pre-
sentcd by the Ladies' Auxiliary Corps
to Admiral S. +. DUPONT Post, No. .
Fred. Eden Bach was the spokesman
on behalf of the ladies', and a worthy
spokesman he was. His fine address,
which created great enthusiasm, was to
this effect:
"When men with sword in hand out
of relentless fate rough hew unto them
selves monuments OF immortality there
are always those whose souls catch the
poetry of every act, however strong or
rude, who soften into shapes and forms
of beauty the first rough lines of manly
heroism and make it a thing of joy and
inspiration to all generations. TO you,
veterans, who have earned for your
selves eternal fame on fields from
Gettysburg to TIE Rio Grande, there is
due honor, and as | listened to the
words of eulogy, | was animated by
feeling such as l have not had for
years. 1t brought up themes which as
IA boy l had read, and which caused me
to regret that | am not older-that |
was not old enough to have been with
you in the struggle for the Nations life.
[ [Applause.]
Therefore, ! assure you, have not
word to say that shall, in the least, de-
tract from your well earned honors, for
if could | would place my immortelle
of praise higher than any other man has
reached, but | would also wait until l
had reached the full measure of what
ever ability God might give me, and
then should write an immortal song Of
praise above that for woman and her
deeds, (Applause.) Believe me, l
would extend to you heartier word of
praise than can speak, for the heroism
of your past, but the memory of those
deeds have been so sweetened By the
love and solicitude which womey give
you and by filial affection with which
your children have perpetuated them,
that to-day we are celebrating not simp-
ly the deeds of your valor, but those
deeds as they have been haloed by the
tender regard of our women and our
children.
must believe that the women who
sat through the weary midnight vigils
for long years waiting for the soldier,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31

VxTANTED.-A LADY WISHES A POSI-
w tion as teacher in a respectable coun-
try family during July and August. Address
"Teacher" REPUBLICAN office. my3l-ie3
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
At the Old Place.

We are still copying Old pictures to
any size at very low prices. We are
also taking doz. fine card photographs
for 81 80 or Z forS1. SUTTERLY " SAW
YuR no Market Stroat
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Five Tons

Of odds and ends in chewing tobacco;
good, very good, some of it; for forty
and fifty cents per pound, at the Great
Tobacco Mart, S. W. cor 4th and Ship
lev StrpatS
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
ARAILROAD A CRASH.

Running into Rm open switch mt
Sixty miles an alOur-TWO PER-
SONS Killed and Several Wound.
ed--A DcIawarcan Amongst the
Injured,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Country Hams.

OtleT Vernon has on his stall in the
Third street market, a lot of very fine
home-cured hams, to which the atten-
tlon OF our citizens is invited. He has
also good supply of lamb and veal.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
DiSinfeCt0ntS

Carbolic Acid, Chloride Lime and nu-
merous others, are the safest in prevent
mgcontagious diseases; always on hand.
West End Pharmacy, 7th and Jefferson.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Flies and MOSUUitOps

a ljc. box Of "Eough on Rats" will
Keep house free from flies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice the entire season. Drug
,ri .tg q
Daily Republican., 1881-05-31
Reduction In Dress Goods.

We are offering line OF dress goods
..t prices lower than Il month ago.
These are new and desirable goods, not
Old stock. G. WORRELL,
, 1881-10-22
LEADING FEATURES
For The Coming Year,

s.,-..,. -.,..-.,
1'!s9 ) iii Iii 'asss!ss "is!sSs sx ssfs!
ueofks M:Gape ni;tor 81 "ile Hras,e,hsl.acs
t!on', lanxu,,xc sncal custo',!s Hal rt'nlanco 81
.ts9s Wy ~ snus'atl. Mf. CM5les si9ss!a 'vo
se1t . !" fcaacrs @ne uho
Il SoSEI s'i M i. i. I!"Wsfi.s tanthor Of "a
s$,': Vii S fs VIII sSs 5 Ssss is{
senns tI n ,nn1, ~ my u hs previous booas. 1t Will
pyE 3sg1EyT Y r. sjsSGeE MnFX Hmt sa i;rrpr
.sss "y "sa s:ss Is s;s luov Il.
Msene,l. 70 contain tie llnest seriea Ut ot,Krav-
ate. There viii b l,apers III "I.iyiSG in
stsl!rsSS . X%si,leA. tY!iy i tiiSs.rate!:
% ~ ana da'Na sas' oseSs e 6
's1si|iy 1'TTdE sSeF SSfo;s SS nt'fp5f Eprtoy N AMER
srsst ssas, to!s to ho'.seaoIdsr and &c onscWtfs,
1o ea ~ apr I'd
M9s, pfngtcal AZ VOL as tue most beautiful
ipfll cENiUili. lfogrlphleal critical papers III
ned u ''tSrs5. e% ~ t;nry sKgtches n ac tt
Browning, the HoS: Frearriox v. liabor,so S, tby
rh,,.,9e ~ ,ate h'EAs STAsLEy), bluttlaw Arnalu,
4 !he younger Amerloan authors William lam
rstIs r. towels, Henry Jamos 3r. mud dcorgs W.
IaG'e; x9'fxrs n, ru,,vr,,v,. -. ,.,.,,,o...,.,
SF'Aa @ FFiSSFsEhsstosSE FiSfs sosEs a'"EiieSks sassSss
NE nstrntcd serics vi tho aconcs Ut dickens
aSxf!s' rfa ur.o, ~ ,, -
IT, dt tnost pressing political question befora tho
r ho sary R'ui' S.n,S II y" q ess a '
aIrcTent pinses u tic suljcct. uy scforal Of tho
'GGa! H., aiyueAsoe ot ttlo reform:
str',.ss stSmf ASn nrr roErs 1T u AMERICA: y T. G
99a5 OF literary criticism tT, .Atuer1un Ia tho lust
, 1881-10-22

Oncu again Is the Concord sage Ind ph!los-
opllcr nudo the subject Of Il biographical
work. and Mr. Cooks y a much more sails
factory b1ogsaPher t!,an Mr. Guernsey. This
lntest volume, moreover, has tho seal Of au-
th1rtty upon its face, TOR 1t Itas bpen read
aud approved by member OF Mr, Emerson's
own family. Am biography, then, 1t may
Do accepted as absolutely correct-tllat Is, III
fur as 1t goes. for It will renltly 10 under
stood shat the biography OF nan slitl llylng
would not seek to 60 very deep Into the per.
soilal history OF Its subject No effort has
been made to defend Or to erIticlss Nj. En.-
ersol's work. Mr.. Cooke Is disciple rather
than critic. But hs ouous Wide the hook.
, 1881-10-22
rB'U-TT THpNT n H !a,etr., !
LYON 4 tHEALv, Chicago, I'll.
OLIVER itIl'AUy & ty).. 1ko.tou.
EX-uNION PRISONERS.
Tho Convention ut Springfield Docs
Nnt lnttorsa tbs tlcflcF tElH.

Tho Convention ut Springfield D0cs
rat indor~a til" Keller aEln.
SrtuSurtr1,1L ILL.,. Oct. .i.-rI,y conyc1-
.,,. ~ ,I,,,,, .,I,tln, ,.,,, ,vnro ,,r;snraru
~" - -, - .,. ~. ',,. ,s'..,
"i War heI'l III t''aS Guy tals "eeh observes
1lurc t]lnn tho passing 1lbtlce IL received III
TIN ttatlv ttsnntc}lry. Tile convention WIN
i,r,,.iv ottnn,I,.,l WIS nn,,rr1v ,,,n,ntmn,,s
n,t ',,t n,,.,"s,,,. tn ,tu .,,ssi,ra nni ,yna
a''a enanl'sl''s''s ~ hS sessa''ns' o,u was "s!s
this remark boca,lsa nf late years soldiers
rruntnts I,nvn hren ,rnra or ,rss abi,ayptI IL
~, .,,t,..,,I % ~. n,"'r',.,. ,",, ,rf".s,nru,
'ux n''l.i'et, .; ~ "'''' ..',.tao.a
lml1tlciah9' LUIS lhst fe'''s4o1' ae'''u'a.'"'e"
tie illness OF tho common soldier to r,ali II
convention, fpr nearly a!i the prominent ami
nrttvc mn, nre,ent we're outy prIyutrs.
..s,,no ",mvanflnm ,,,nl,rnI n,n,,t a15 men,
representing nil urnls Of tho service, coming
frum nearly uyery Northern Stntc,, n,ld bear-
Ing ubout on.tlleIr pcrso,ts scrrltl memorials
of brutal treatment received In one or uIoro
Of Of the II j'e1el prisons; oyn: join II. Palmer
most to1cl'ing'y 'esct'bed tlic saerlhces
natto By tho prisoner Of war when lie sA1d
fiat If nit tho unfortunatcy OF tic WnY tllo
must ,lnfortMnats Wero ~ brave, ", s!roME,
~ ~,,to prisSii @ to ilnscr nnd s,liger, willont b.
knowledge Of It's trnmplls Or tefrats, a,M
r. %ftc5 8 2,hf a!t Sa, n ysar 5 II i srS"nntt % stS t
vi Wrecks M ut nnd skciut0ns. Yuu mon, sail grent,
ertles md contracted terrible discusses rs
PRISONERS, hIl. yoll worn t,Irown ont Of tl!o
finn nT lromotInn. Yu,l cn1tle hun,u at ust
il, ilni tint ytlr more irtuil,lte cUtl,rldes in
the rai,ks lid wt,,, pro,nutinl, null cpnllets,
iiicr,,seti pay alni iu,u,rs, in, r,Uno Of which
itu.i yu,l a sarc, although, Showing y grvnlor
sf'nrG l.. ~ r",,,nrI tI,nt :, ,rufr,tI flurhiio
, 1881-10-22
COY, FOSTER TO JUSTICE MORRISON.

luatIC0 ALEXANDER L. StNFF's0n yCstcElEay fo'
celycu tho following luttur from Gov. Foster, ot
Ohio:
OUykhStlN COLuAuus, D., Oct. lU.--Ihe Hon. il.
l.. Morrison, thteaaa, I0.-l!EAH Htn; While
misunderstanding rccelrt OF md thMnkluX SOU tos
Suur excL Lealluxly klEl letter sctlt!lE onCKratu'
latIons upon lilo result Ut tho election II. thIs
Btnte. take OCCASION 10 teilIrr yam sets'xnition
Ut your onlQnenk scrs!ces III tho Interest nt tue
ltGiIQbicAn party, AIlt tu nSsura }Al that ftIllr
efforts uru highly appreciated by ny4vlF and lhe
Republicans If Ohiu. Amonx the ngenctes
achieved, coasular your work ~ utaunx tho
beat aud uost o1ecttve. The results In thu dis
irtcts In which yosl aborc1 speak fur lhsu"
selves. With slucero thanks for youE uaslstancs.
witch wu DO npt un4esyaludi IL. OHIO. remain,
y0uts very truly, C1tAlsi+Ea FOSTER.
, 1881-10-22

nis|bfngs anl appointments. fn this rtegaht
tlnInc, attentive tU u literary work, liz re-
tise l,rat"i 'nunths at Ills enchanting villa q
i.1nMie Castle" {ttescribe,t, Will, d 1d,rtrnit
'"f hinlsnls, IN .finrYcr's ,1laH'zi'lc Ut Inst
lt'pntli). on nli islGni ot tlig u. Lawrence
invit"t! by Tho writer tn visit tho West. hut
public, nut canl,t 10 hut little writing beynn!
tfa ptriNlical na!ter' under THO head ,nf
leaves \ wife mud three cIlildrcn-two utl-
married daughters md Il son just of. ag.. n
student at ,iale Cnllcac., III wis II I'n.sby-
terta1i III t!eInll,ina!!onal chnEce, md wor.
"tiie DID l,rick t'hnrctl' formerly ilear
Iark Enw}. on Fifth avenue. lie inndnn
Ee,'erat El!rotxall t'ur with his fanlily. be-
ing Mhroa't oyer ,sE., two ys.rs. lH!rts tl,ts
by iltc English Minister to thIs ct,l,,,try.
IN letter received by tho author vi this
hurried nntl imHrfect ske;;h IN the spring
fUl1uWtng touching a1tl expressive EaslEllnge:
'''rhe wor!d Is passing very rapidly n',..er
ot1r feet, anil soo.t to THE nf lifs Will sweep
over our tMinhss !ltads md s,tlt l!ears*;,
''rhretloIy.' 1t Is n little blue III tone, hu,
the Inst st;lflz; gises tl: right tnr!, aud. u.
tllG white. think the ircs ~ healtl.y.",
Tile }u1Gflr nt)tye nlentlhtt:fl Is copied ht-
low. III ,in belief that It will tultch Ii tetller
chord In tile feelings of lnntly renders:
u sweet 'ru tho sccfts nid soIlvs of Spring.
And brave ar, Tho os.Isnmar.t!owcr.:
AEt9 chill Hrc rho AuiuNin-wltlus TINT bring
Tho Winters lingering Ipurs.
4tni tho wt,rsd Hu,,. round and rt,1,n1.
And tho s,i1t siuks into tho tGa:
Aud, Whethor lin III Dr uns!er tho GROUND,
Tho worli rnres little fur me.
The hawk satls oycr tho sunny Hill.
Tho br,lOk trOll< Tn III the EhRrr:
, 1881-10-22
HOOKS IklsCElEEp.

Is,ts Oil, ANU EEw. 1iy George G. Losimer.
Chicago; y. G, 0rIggs 4 Co. Price sl.N.
A PA.,EASr; AND OTHER PoEMs. a'y Chris
tina q. RossettE. noston; fuherts Dros. Prize
*L:5.
MYTHS AND IpyIs. fy Eliza Winc,aetl Smith.
Boston: 4. Williams T. Co. Price $3.50.
SOurHE,1N NaMuLEs: FLORIDA. 3y Owen
NIX. lIostpn: a. Williams Il co. Prtce 81
eGhts.
U.'N LITE ONES. William F. Adams t0llyer
nplrl, Editor, illustrated. Ro5tons Les j.
WlN!::,ioo1ISo. hy "chtpmunk." London.
Ont; 4. Ii. uAyey.
l'taE l}t.uSbERs or AA8HyUt. MAN. Naw
York: J. u. Okilvlu j. Co, Price rs nenta.
FRANKLIN tsQuAME LIutAHY: JoY-CovsIS
AND HHlpE NY Percy Gscy. Nov Fork: llnT.
per s Htod. Price ~ cents. ....
SnAk TupECa IN ES0Lisa 1KAAMAit. Edited
ny Arthur HIndt. New York; Aaksr Quod-
win. ,,,,,,,
, 1881-10-22

ynl,t,fnollH ''Jttstury OF the Nprtfwrss,''
uni now ,lgain claims public intention M at
author by IL long epg M'ein 10 whiel, In las
ElvcM thu tltis "Abraham Lincoln. the
Type Of American t;Gnius: ~, Historical
Rninulice." AZ niatter of fact,
Ind tho buok begun at tho
,rnlti cantn It would i,avc been
mnro consistent witt, the first part of Its title.
Mr. i}latlcI,nrd displays Rrcnt literary YER
satflty IN his ability to write tistnryin either
prusv Or verso. His familiarity will, pioneer
Western Ito stands him III Rool stead, and
gives q a[fc and spirit to TIM ,larrntiYa whlcl,
!, wo,t( tlot otherwise liayo possessed. Tho
work Is III flfttGtl culltOs, md contains the
pnrtraI.s of Lincoln allti Of thu author of the
voiuMe. A great s.tnoilnt Vt labor Inns bccn
faithfully hcslowetl OH the preparation Of
thcsc PAGES, ami tIlo verses nre fl0r lacking
J., tho true hGrolG spirit pertinent ton Eo-
Mr: i!tlannc!,ari ',as Varied his metre IL
order The better to ntlnbt it to tile nature of
tits subject treated. III the proloE lie thus
steaks Of Mr. Lincoln:
lir wns iho typo md ao;l.is of big age,
1scused III Ito set1t'nl nf bountcous Natures
The rt,lrr. hero, counselor and auRc.
Whose hus'nr to ttsa tnantlu w,lch hc boro
Grew. through tho training of tho Nauon's
hcnrk
Eft1CH urSt us ECll11EIla IN ING lDftt$1t fHtRy
1Mcurtatc III tho Iowa that sll,rta itE part.
IN public Virtue frn'n The cradle sch0olel.
No vnn rrolcns!nns FILTERED IN hts tongue,
HcncGth Il hul,t1e Implication hid:
i;nt jDGniid nHyriicss III his acc.r,.s hung.
Cpusstcnt with thu nc,lnns which he lid.
In tic first ca11tn. after Il preliminary In
yocatiu1,,. thu poet tlnus MS "lnusa[ hero"
In MI artist. lie tells us that
Ihcrc WIS IN trtlst strnnv OF PURPOSE,
Eccentrf:. fnithfGt. living. Anu beloved
l. q +sukt GfIybtt F5bf
Ia swEtt affections Why's.
lie lived, Hs nrtt4ts Oftun 'to,
IN sftIpti hn!l!cs.
Ills blmrA wAA frugal. md Desire
knttkEl over ut fIls dULr
ltefore Supply wns uahcFc1l IN.
Tllfs artist hal t,earsif4f daughter. md
Ind resolved tilnt she should wed no one but
| IL painter like lli.ilsetf Iier lover therefore
went abroMl tu study art, and returning, cti-
tiers tlle liollse, wtIern tAru Is MI unfinished
picture o,' Nh e'sel. He iesprts to an expe-
tlieiit tnld iLrst, We believe, Ut Rttbe1l5:
! Unconscious wt1nt he dill
Mhllc III these pcnslvc HofHis
| liz paints Nt upuu thu household picture.
"'fwns Just II lltt!. sitty ily
| Win G,ssatnpT wings.
AMI now our isnnet hies himself awny
~ cr sq' IL" %s, %ae ~ o c'0
AMI MS liu 1rcw his handkerchief
| IL llrsh away tho tIy. she snya:
I Ils Just \ hit Of ivnry-aack III
Tint @ Willia.n put upon the scene'
| Aext Giiu1 Il !trfest.
In the. .srcntltt canto, nfter tile spirits hare
beGn orllefeti, III council assembled, to train
| Ntj n youth fura future crisis III the history
hf tile tntteh States, mo children nre in.
trotucctl who learn to lose sSc's nther Us
they l.rnw up,,, At % tEe youth Alfred r.,
snlyes to 70 West. The scelle Of tile third
canto is Oh tle Alerritnac River:
IT, IL the land Of tho l'!l9rInls NJ. harp!eF aye
Ilun itiD ttttin NlGil tiD 4tnkc. couch cnllrEuGd
, 1881-10-22

LITERARY NOTES.
Mrs. Oltpknnt Is writing n Literary His
tory of the SInetcen.fl Century,"
Col. Clesney, author Of "The Dat.le Of
DorkInx." wrote "rhe Private Secretary"
"I,crsl,a's lsaby." by Uustnvt Droz. will
soon be Issued fro,u the press OF 1'etersnII
Bros.
Tho saln Of the MootEy antt !sankey hymns,
in all their yurIuus editions. has reached .
total of llcarly tU,uoo,oo copies,
It Is ru,noretl that Miss Sarah Mclean
gnva the material for "Cape CoA Felix's" III
Robert t;rnnt, a,a that he then wrote the
bouk.
Mr.. Charles Darwin has Inter Icd large
fortu!e iroin his late brother. Erasln us a.
Darwin. 1t al1loitnts tn nearly million
tinlIars.
"1'hc Making of England" dealing with
Tue cnrslest pSrlohnf English History, will
D: Mr. j: Il. Green's next contribution IT,
English history.
Dr. Holland IL succeeded by Mr.. RfcllarG
WATSON Glider ~ editor Df the Century
,lasazane, and Mr.. Robert U. johnson bu:-
cp.lirs associate editor.
.'p 6. Ccntz barrIs,er," who wrote "Tle
1;:fn!l1!1c Of lsepublacs,,n' volume In defense
is.uti",,y,n T h,r .jatIai.' y. eujan'tin: n' ~
N,lriesti, c"u.,Irvi, ,vIl shnrtv b.. - r,i,a uI
ilsted, il viii ct,litaIu. in lie s,ln1p II IL
pFe!lcc, Ar, Mafl1ck's answer 10 Ills teyiew-
erE.
MIR. .sw!nbnrne's new tragedy, "Qneeu
Mary the Third part of the, Irl!uEy oil, .lld
l!te md de:sil ni The Scottish nueel!. Is III
tile press, a1sd will bc published iii ubOut II
lnnnth.
Tlle two sermons Oh Garfield preaclseL hy
Dr. lltnry Y. ltGllows VIII, III RESPONSE o,a
et enits, "sfors M aIui Sssf Xter ~ thp pi rsi
M alr. isaas ] ;rny,or's work. on the history o,
,n aianet Ill.,, y nov ~ n nrsss. H%isl enntnii, %
numerous lnbles " allnbets hEd lac sl!nllrs
~ ~, u Mt,ien 1ase peeh reproduce"
j. q. Hollands Life of Lincoln, sold By
s,ll,scriutDn, iettel him neurly 50, ,0W lis
offered 10 write the b0Ul, for $500, but tIlv
publisher thought TINT ,ou ,l,.cll. a,.,l co1ll-
prt,lulse WIS EFFECTED with compensation
liked ut 20 cents tUr zach volume sold.
Fs a 9TH b hc ,9'ny ft'st If 3 P ia IN
:llallI,s "1.nnI Of tic Midnight Sun " dur.
luz tho present mouth III tlle UnirI States,
ii Viii Be- published l,erv in two TUl,,,nes
profusely iIl,,striltel.
.f,,,.,. ,,oa., ~ un,,, .u,,,.
rs no. an9.t js t' ~ ,n a". nts,t * t,o
ltits "s t'"mtet ,I ~ ~ outs'ac ni uo tTts
',ra,,.,, ~ we. =; ,1,t W pu''t ~ cIfa'tnk.
utawn ;;s ii oy nl.,i; y Isnlee. H. ~: iot;et
.e!.s ,ilo s1ury y! M'sS! .g heff y iss
J.H. HOLLAND.
4 French critic is credited with Il learne<
review Ut buckles History, In which lie ex.
pressed hupa that lie might rereve adIt
ratIetl that Mt tie Literary Mems Cungres,
held NJ l,hris III @ HTS Tue Secretary formally
regretted that Tll1lckcray a'id Dickens liad
nnte no sgn regarding tic Invitations seut
, 1881-10-22
, NE1v PUBLICATIONS.
ReadyOct. %. Edition lbs, 900.
The November Number
The CENTURY
MAGAZINE
(yCllDXER'S MONTHLY.

With thls number ,cE|ns tho now scr'cs under |
Tho title ul TrE CHSruHy MM.AxtSi. whfctl Will
Inv. III fact, n Huw, enarHc and improved
rsrn,nSrt." lii whose conduct tho managers Df
that magazine will llc Hhlu To prullt ir tho tx-
,errnce Ut tlIo Inst eleven ycurs. III appear
antr, It remains much tho sn.nc-.lio tHHu Is,
hnwoycr, sntncviut longer md wirr, u,Inlttlnx
pictures uf lnr9er sE1c, Asli tScltEastStt TIIE
REAp1Stt MATTER To TttE ExTEs:r Df ABOUT
Fourteen Additional pnges.
The November number Is onc at rMrc bontlty
md Interest. It Ii righy Illustrated with moro
Than seventy cllgraylngs. anonE tho1n fronts-
piece
PORTRAIT OF GEORGE ELIOT,
the only authorized, portrait of tho great novoI-
ts set published or IN he published, furnished
by her husbnnd Mr.. CH,ss. md reproduced from
All etching nlnde cspctlHily for THIS ul'rpuse a'y
II. l'nil Itaj0n. II accompanies pnper BY
Frederick ". MyGrs. whu tcnls Interestingly
with urorKe Ell1t's religious ind philosophical
tcefs.
MRS. DURNETT'S NEW NOVEL,
"'rhruugh One Administration" Il story of
socIa arl political llfp IN Washington, begun III
thIs number, Ia expected to rivnl III interest tho
writer's ".fhAt LASS o LowrIos." n1,d IA Fair
purbarlan."
MARK TWAIN
Contributes co,,,pl,tv short story, cnittscd "a
curious Experienced" alnry liatlook Footo fur.
nIshes an entertaining papcr on
A DILIGENCE JOURNEY IN MEXICO,
With eight ot her own IIlustrA,lons engraved by
Coiu, C,,ssou, and othors. an article un
IMPRESSIONS OF SMAKSPEKEAN
f,tT& I, i Cu,t,pa
hy Totnmaso Sairini,
The eminent Italian trngGdnn, will httract witlo
attention. Thuro Is Misc a pHpur Oh Enlviul.
with drawings Of hm In 0tlso'to and Mncbcth.
"Costumes la tie tircek riay at lIhrrari,"
by Frank u. Mlllet, tho artist who designed tho
costumes for tho piny. includes seventeen strik-
inE illustrations by DrcMnnt. An opportunity
fur reproducing seven magnificent paintings Is
afforded by II paper OF tho nrststs
FONTUNY AND REGNAULT.
"Around Capo Ann" is n breezy 'longshoro
article, Illustrated with E,fnc exquisite rOpro-
duc,ons Of cschlnys BY Stephen Parrish.
"1Y ESCAPE FROM SLAvENY,"
By Frederick noug'uxu,
lsR pAper Of historical yutuu gnl interest. ".
J. Sti!!nlu,l has III Interesting nrtlcle, with
twonly-tlso illustrations, Oil tho discovery Aua
origin Of
''Thc ho.tA1!ed Venus or ,Icfos !" tMto>.
There Is n capital ahnrt stnry by tho nltlior of
"Thc vtIluga EtInvlct.' which n,nle such IL hit
IN tho August SGltlnsElt; IN Mrticiu by CualNrI
cnptnln OIL "CunpuIsory Lunc Routes jn thp
North Atlantic" Poems by
James ltns>sll 1aweli, Edmund Clarence stctmap,
Edmund v, t;osse. Am>ttM Dol,son. IL
11nry Mnprx NudEc.
, 1881-10-22

1t bstcs tho town as 1t rattlcs nlung,
As tho .l,n III tho box cuts tito air With hls
And tho high.factsled ssccds raise their curyot-
flR MeGks
Till le driver s forced to resort to tho brnkcs.
The scene Of the fourth cantn changes ta a
luchItty Nuw knuwn us littsburK, tlu,l passes
to tle sitc OF thicag,,, hru tells III I'LL lnlusl
maiden who there !lnlls--
-. +. Itcr hero young and bold, ..
\ thoroughbred fresh from SGw !snKlRntPs = fold.
Reared ~ the t,ntcAIrss lruli1lny Ut tho Iand
Thnt fatiileiL Hall hau built aud freedom
lhnnGd.
Tile name nf this Indian maiden was
G)leexh!EheunwNtten. We lnve moi space to
follow Dul tills story through the remaining
tull canl.,.. Thu lust two stnllzaa are eul0-
gistr Ut 1.tncoln+ A1ld are snuiples OF the best
pnetry lii tho volume:
Times footprints wrto his eulo9y,
1tecnrtied iii III siiitliug shore
TAnt future MLlltuns y.t u, Dy,
in ptsStsly W Its rolling ltst,
MAy, on It's Iiv!tig tI1tjl.it. neu
Tho fruits hia Inspiration lure.
This monument TINT loyal hands hnvo made
1ttsus aloro his tusunlcnt Of cluy-
JAeal OF tho hotlflKH 10 bb pAd -......
TO Thought Arlu uGttous In the life displayed
Uf hin whose viii thu golden Tnlu ubeyeu
tIhe Typo aud ugnius Ut Ainuslea)