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New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
TIE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 23.--Mr. VOORHEES,
Drm IndJ submitted the resolution which lie had yes
terday offered and subsequently withdrawn, declaring
that th hostile attitude assumed by the National Banks
10 the refrrg Of the Natyna debtat lower rate OF
interest acd ner recent attempt to dictate the legsa-
on OF Con es contrary 10 the best interests OF the
people and calculated 10 excite their alarm Tor the ID
ture.
Mr. NORTH (Yep., W. raised the point of order that
the resolution was not ordOr. ipasmuch rs 1t was
legislative proposition.
Mr. sherman (ep, oho) thought that 1t would be un-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
RANR BORGLAR KILLED.

Ro,1A. Mo-, March 23.-A bold attempt at
,.nv rohnerv occurred 10 this city this morning ana re-
sulted in the death OF the burglar Patrick hoe'| t'e
srrvea IN Roa apou, month ago from Kansas os'en'
,bly looking for place opeu liquor SHOP 'aA'1s W
his lodging bosrdinghou'e near tue ."",s1 the
attention Of the officers Of the bask. VINO
called % their aid Henry Dsvtns. the cit7 MArSiA'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
Mp. J1NES DLCLTNES 4 DINNER.

The following letter. dated New-YoTk. March o.
1881 was signed by james d. Smith and eighty
ore other well-knGwn business men OF this city:
To The Hon. THOMAS L. JAHEs, Postmaster General
Washington u. O. - ,
DEAR FIR: fne undersigned, merchants oi NeW-iotK
without distinction OF parry, congratulate you Oh your
promotion to the DISTINGUISHED position YOU no" occupy
We congratulate tue Administrator also, whirh mas
by the recognition of ability and fitness, secured so
eicledt ofctr for so i'm uOr ant an Office we desire
porting eXpr publicly appreciation OF your
valuable services the entire community while Post
master az N"wYork and, therefore, invite you, u com
patibc your pubic duties TO nAme time when we
may you public dnn To be gwen IN thiS city
Hop"g this invitation will with your favorable
consideration. We remain yours truly
Postniaster-General James made the following
reply:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
ADAM BADEAU,

General Adam Bsdcau, who has been nominated Tor
the position OF Charge a. AaAres 10 Denmark,is native
Of New York. He became a Captain and aide'de'camp
on the staff o. General Sherman in 1852 and was
wounded at Port Hudson. In 1864 lie was made Lieu
tenant Colonel aud military secretary to General Grant;
aud sos 60 was Colonel and adedecamp He was then
Srevrt;ed Brigadier.Gcueral In 1865 he rnbllshed
Military History of General Grant" IL 1870 he was
appointed Consul General "f the United states IN Lon
don having for time previously served as secretary
Of legation there, and has retained bis COnsushlp uhu
~ r.L.f
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
AN OVERLOADED STATESMAN.

=, :
David Davis takes the stlain oil the average
Democrutfc mind Congress by Writing "t
ter Declaring that he Will not resign AS reported Dut
nerve ont hls term, which expires Ia 1888 " D&vid
sTouid aSly relieve bipseb Of that Immense " trust
rould be rad 90 send mau Cnitcd States Senate
who is in accord with them al material issues That
tbe Senator will return Bloomington as he says, 10
ioot after his private business when his term expires
fnare IL q nArIIce OF dOnOt.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
COMBINATIONS.

WAsHSGToN. March % The Senate in eX-
ccLIvc session to-day coah'm,d the following nomina-
ton-:
oo,eo,s n Urs'ors-Amos J. Beers. New Haven Conn.
Iu .u. flIrrm tt.h'ld, oun. -
J.. ..urs,>,t- D.. = Wooster GENEVA, v NJ d. Kay
~ Oh tltpf0.-n e. y Mrq Amelia e. Leach BH.i.ion y
u,rr. .Aa.pr. Ilfi-nnrg ' Y, .. " Z" .cr Hon,
Io..pt Ii4ti.t4u Hatr5 orb y. y. William MI IT.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
Posi- OrFtCr DrPAprvFyT.

WASHINGTON. Q, NdICu Io0I')
GENTLLMEN: / lave honor to acK1Owiedge your
letter hr 9th inst. ten crng tho compliment OF
pdbc dinner. aud q reply that value higdy the
good opinion II tine business meu Of Newfokaud would
De most happy 10 accept the invitation rruhered NE Dy
you their representatives we're practicable 10 90 80
While keenly appreciate the Kindness an1 COZ hdence
thus manifested BY huso whom endeavorrd TO serve IN
q limited held. must remember that am stli un'
tried III position. cannot appropriate comph-
rewards which have not vet earned. One VINO
spoke with inspired wisdom warm u, Let not an tna
puJteth his harness boast as ne mat puttrth II on
Wnlc hoping that my efforts more enlarged sphere
continue meet th@ generous 'OCsIdera
toD hitherto accorded me. rcli'ze painfully tha ne
trial which Is 10 prove the question OF fitness or uhhhcss
has but Just begun
Under the circumstances. Therefore II seems 70 me best
to dec liue your kind Invitation. Very Te'prctiniN
THOMAS L. JAMES.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Upon Investigation 1t discovered that the burglar
had gained access 20 vacant building adjoining me
bank for three luGhls had been unmOlesef IN bis
effort 10 tunnel 10 the vault On the fourth night Just
rs he had made an entrance TO the
vault, Marshal Downs aud his posse. at a
signal given by the cashier who was secre'ed
IN tho bank surrounded the building and attempted MS
caDurc alive but Ebert who preferred death 20 arrest
win dagger IN hs hand made desperate effort to es-
cane. snd shot The only words he uttered were
Nnuiyp 90 I'm hQVs"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24


The Person OF Christ The Miracle OF History Th epy
10 strauss enAn ANA Cob seton OF Testimonies OI IN
believe ~ PhIHp schIh ~ " A'oL A-ihO' n NV" wa
uon, 81 25Y
ChiueAe G Enumeration. IN Its Social and Economical As
perrs, lIy r seward l vol. Hvo, - So
The Demon of awupore. Being Part l. Of The steam
Verne. Translated by w IL L. hllSSton~
1 Nul. DrOIsoly illustrator. 81 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
JUDGE PHILLIPS DECLINES.

WA>HNGToV, March 22.-tn illustration OF the
strctness with wDuch The President and his Cabinet
arc keeping their own conncil fonnd in the fact
that SoI~itui-Gcueral Phillips who was to-day
nominated for tho vacancy upon tie bench OF the
Court of Claims knew nothing OF tho impending
homo, uu,l the nomination had actually been sent
tn tho Scrate Judge Phillips then hastened to the
White Hon,- aLl lod the Pres u nj that lac could
not Ike the place. and hls name will oil course be
withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
THEN WHY NOT PAY YOUR DEBTS.
Nom The R,chmond PiSvalch Dem.l

we seek capitallsls and skilled wOrkmen
from the N,nth W. need theu. We want them 10 come
hnd shall try 90 them feel at home, end shall hope
70 sec thcm prosper beyond thVir 1poCati0ns We he
Eeye that here is great field aud good opportunity
And arr trying In gay 70 make this hcld aid
bpporiunty knoWn and protest against being Judged
by our wurst elements the xpressons OF dissatisfied
6inortty There prejudice here against Northern
sneu We are Americans rst-we are proud OF our COM
man co,iutryour patrotisn IS not bounced by State
u,s. tho brotherhood OF this whOlB people ts growing
reality TO us and common interests are daily mole
knxAa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
MICHAEL J. CRAMER.

Michael j. Cramer, of Kentucky, who was
nominated yesterday to be Charge Anares at Berne Is
Il native Of Swiiz rland. He Is General Grants 6rother-
ir-aw. and vas appointed Min'te-Rrs dent tOsI)rn-
mark IN 20 f. 7G when hai mission waS reduced,
Mr.. Cramcr remained at Cop nhagen as Charge
q Anl-rs VII "a nOsllIon be 8 VI hOls.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
HARPER s. BROS.
K.anx I In = n &. n 81

the Past iu the Present: What is Cvilizlonl By Al
thur Ailtcltl, d.. LID. illustrated SHO, cUth So
The Glen OF silver Drche., NOve OF Irish Liie BY
+. . Bia kDuCur. 4to. paper, 10 Genus
Bep.liur. Tale OF The Christ. By Lew Wallace au.
tlur OF rhe salr God" l5;no, CLOTH Sl %.
The Human Race and Other Sermons. Preached At Che
tenian Cxo aud BrghtOn By tho Rev. Frederick w.
Robertson NJ A. l2mO. cloth, 81 Do
RoberIsous Life. Letters, Lectures and Addresses lc
one vulanc Mlth portrait, SAY pp. l2mo, cloth, ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
HENRY HOLT & CO..
l.l Rnai lYA.3t

FyIe,s History of Modern Europe. BY c. A. Fyfs.
NJ 4 Vol l. From the Outbreak OI the ReNOutonary war
IN 1902 vi Louis XVIII In asia Large
i2mo ~ so
The Leaden CasIeet. BY Mrs. Alfred W. Hunt l6mo
Leisure Hour ScIiesl 81.
Robert Weeks Poems AS collected AMI revised by tue
auIhar shortly before MS death. l2nO, gilt 81 90
Under slieveBa Yarn in Seven KnOts. BY n.k.
EIau
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
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PUBLIC OPINION.

fThe Southern bulldOzers will never permit
,r ,rrtian untl they are taught that fraudulent
Nil ay All them nothng-iAlbary Evenne Journal opJ
If it is not jeff DAVIS who is making a fool
NJ himself A. is Wade Hampton, ana II not Hainp-
Co. IL 4. Een ui The Democrats nave sore times wlih
their allies iu gray Cleveland Herald (RopJ
The best thing that the President can do Is
IN lc h,d ,,ongl alone aud tuakc matters worse
sn tIev Ar. by sb,etiug ir county to ali the peTis
Ind ~ ncuse thai Wuud attnd inretng " Congress
"a tse sprlLg.-lP Philadelphia Telegraph (kcpj
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
OIL .pA1N77N0S AND WATER-coLoRS

The frst sale of the oil paintings and water
hcors which have been exhibition recently at the
aeayit, Art Gallery. took place yesterday evening.
e.,y nine pictures were sold. which brought total Of
kl2 4sO The attendance was fair. and although the
koainx WAS NOT animated, good average was reached
10 very large prices given the largest being Se4o
sor Finding Subject" by A. Casanova Inc iOlloWiug
Il the si of octIres which brought 800 or over, to-
fethef with Inc prices and artists:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY 10 DEFRATD:

PoTrsvILLE, Penn, March 23.-Charles H.
TAYLOR OF Mlnersvile, an attorney ana Chapes Gar
80, Cer of the Commissioners OF schuylkil County.
c, arrested to-day on charge OF conspiracy to de-
fraud tue county OF large sums Of money by collect
ing interest on coupons OF county p1nus st Wo @
ppsiist,"n TAYLOR IS also charged with forgery ihe
nriSnugrs waived hearing and were auniteu 10 p~ii
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE.
Continned from First Page.

vices and he sumped the STATE successfully IN company
with the present Governor. william l.. smith
Later be became the secretary and practical manager
OF the Honest Money League aud did efficient service
personally aud IN connection with that organization, III
combating soft money theories recently so preVa.
lent tie West. The appointment OF Commissioner OF
Indian Atlrs came him entirely unsolicited lie has
never before held any ton under the G0Vernmeht
hIL nf nr anldlhr
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
MALONE INDORSED At HOME.

RICHMOND, Va, March 23.-A meeting OF
,ho poadusters state Committee, recently called was
held at TIE Wig ONCE in this city th svsn9g
o,,rs@ ~ Cleuern Malone In the Senate was
I'D waSaIv Endorsed. The committee Issued cd M i1i u
stata yen(ion be held IN ns CITY on IN
June g. An Addross viii be issusu " '"e Ne"''
next
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
}. B. LIPPINCOTr &c Co,

A Handy Book of Synouymes of Words In General
80 cents. Ful roan git edges 10 cents.
Relies and Ringers A Romance. BY Hawiey Smart,
author OF "Courts6ip l720 1860" &C. l2no extra
clOtn. 81 paper cover 80 cents.
OueenIe's WhIm A Novel BY Rosa Nauchette carey.
l2uo Extra cloth, 81 rs. Paper cover. rs cents
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
GEORGE r. PUTNAM,s s0Ns.,

Usbeaten Tracks I'm Japan. An account Of travels ia
tho including vista tho Aborgnes OF fezo and
Nikko and Ise nv lsabes Bird author Of
Iadys Ride the Rocky Monntaina" vols, oetAsos
with forty.eight Illustrations Sb.
The Lest CaskeG By r. do Boisgobsy, Translated bys
Lee sories No. itmo cesA ~ paper o0e
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Life aud Letters OF John Howard RAYMOND ,he 0r. Or
hls Eldest Daughter 7ii pp, Svo steel Portrait - o.
The Easiest Way In Housekeeping nai Cooking: ~
Campbell superintendent O tue hAIolsn NS'SD
Cooking school. limo clOth, 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
nOut:uTON, ,lIFFLIH q co.,

The Kings MiSsive and Other Poems By John 70.
winter steel portrait vOi l6mO, gut TOP 81
LonGteiIow Birthday Book. Arranged by Chartotte
enUfcly portrait and IL uns-
tratious. square lsmU tastruily stamped. 81
The Lite and COrres spOndrnce ai SIR Anthony Panizz
TX q K late PIIny.v4 LOIaan of the Butish Museum By
l. Fagan.
Thiry Ycars Being Poems New and Ola By the anthor
-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
A HEAVY BURDEN.

FTom
The limited States cannot afford to keep the
rYice f silver up Artificial mcaus either Tor TIE bcncnt
81 bouanzs Or OF iOTegn powers out hst
A. nreclsIy hat IL s doing and viii continue 20 be
doing as long the coinage IL continued OF over
pOO 900 month OF silver dollar whch are hO' ueenei
and Constitute only All encumOrance dhe medVe OV'u
10 National credit aud busliIess Interests
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
JINSEN ,IcClURG & CO..

Price ~ %. -
Works by Professor swing Club Essays square l2mp
Ptlre II. Motives Ji Life square lOmo Price 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
alACAIiLLAN g. Co...

The Lies Work In ireland BY W. Bence Jones OF sis>
selan. l2mOy32.
New Views ireland, Irsh Land Grievances and ra
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

History OF the Conquest OF spain by tue Arab moors
WiiI sketch u the CyllLaioh which they ac1eVed ana
uparIeG Europe ~ Henry Coppee vols Crown oVo
Cloth. 50.
The Bacteria By DR. Antoine Magnn. Translated from
the French 10y George NJ sLernberg, Al d. surgeon u D
Al LIuln u OO.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Life Storie. and Poems OF JOhR Br0nBham. One vol
upe llml llIn Ehej by William WINTER, Win
facsimile, sketches, etc.
nrr.b Collins, Welsh Folk Lore. Fairy Mythology
Legends ami TTI iIOns BY Writ skies United Stl,es Goa
sui ioi Wales gold anl black lustritoi VOL"
syU, gllt Top Pn,G a.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24

Terpurr OFFICE. March "a. 1 a. m.-Tbe tendency 10
the barometer during the partly CLOUDY aou elear
weather yesterday was upward Ine ns,no
o. tpan on the corresponding day last year. and
~ .nd generally clear weather may be e1pecteo
In thIa city and vicinity today'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
sCRIBNER & wELF0RD,

Fra Angelcse and aasaceio Eary Fiorentine Psnten
ofthe XVIII Century BY Catherine Mary Philmore AIns
Frn Bartolommeo and Andrea Del sarto. F1orcntne
OF the XVIII Century b. Leader scott illustrated
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
II. d. PETERSON x BROTHERS,

Madame Bavury. Tale Of Provincial Life. By Guk
tave Price rs cents IN cover or 81 In CLOTH
Camille, or. The Fate Of CoQuette ("La Dame Aux
Camehas'0 Paper, 10 cents CLOTH u 2o
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
GREENFIELD UNHAPPINESS.

rEr ILL LUCK THAT FOLLOWS EDITING NKwsPA-
PER ON PETTY PERSONAL sPIrEs.
Ss. R MasIets ren.inb Der lhai ani a. ass though it
Be not written down. yet forget not that AN an ass
Perhaus the most amusing feature of the Pres-
dent's denomination of the existing incumbcntS OF
Federal offices in New-YUrk is the disgust with
.hich il has been received by several sO-caled In
dependent" members of the Hlats senate, nes ~
ctcia authorization, assured that clique ON the I'd
nj January that they wouid mot tail of hOh"rabie
recognition tor their independence, .neir eoHiaGs' s
jieyed best for the Republican party, and
for the country" s3me siuple souls linag,neo l't
that the w DAY 0i R"heHts" and Oilers were @ to con-
fro the Federal patronage of the State Instead Oi
our senior Senator. The President has either
changed his mind or he was grossly mlsrepresehted
nv the understandable person who was trying very
hard about that time to make him ridiculous Oh
the whole htle as there Is to be oad lor Soiih
is il infinitely better than The 0lsitiDu'"h Oh
patronage by syndicate OF Otlice-JobDlhg state
Senators
Oma'ions by he ITsSss sei .T g "'S' later Wednesday,
For Collector Of the Port Of Aap- fork-William IL.
Fcr Minister 10 Anst,ia- William Walter Phelps.
For COnsat-Generai al London -EdWin A; Merritt
For Sotitftor- GeHeral-Wi William +. Chandler.
nHE INNOCENT CAUSE OF THE EDITORIAL DISTRESS.
From The Tribune. ian 2.
The time seems ut al least one statement
aboat the approaching Administration ot President
Garfield Ii Is not to be used - a make-wei-ht m
pending Senatorial contests whether III NeW-l ork
or eseWnere. We ale fully authorized 10 Say tins.
and the words are emit cu 10 their Iu Slgnicaice
"A II is proper to say furthT that ne incoming ddm'H,
3stratOn iH ~ tkdt the men from Acc- ORR al"
from otheT States chU Rdd the courage al thcGg2 10
ebrs m, ntshes Of their 0iSfr,cs IN the bdtUit0 Jor
President and ,ckO has finally poted Jor Gdrt,d shall
hot suffer for nor tVs bs a. Jb'y ~'H "of J" " ""n-
pTabie eCUgsitiVn for htT tHdcPedrnce h1e c5"'dge
sr resOla. parsUt VI Ltc D0tuV they ceiieUed 0oSt I0T
/. 1Re Rfpudllcaa purity aud to' tie cvsHirg.
Cet nj l,au
threatened with "a different course at Washington
NAV reassure themselves. The Administration OF
President Garfield " be an Administration lor
Cuarrels; will most earnestly seek the
things that make Tor peace aud tor the
best interests Of the party IT. represents. But
n Will not Kermit its fre0ds be prosecuted tor
their friendship Whoever has been persuaded 10
doubt this NAV a. well make henceiorth a declara-
tivn Of Independence from the diGia'IUu o auy au-
fhority save the wishes of constituents and hs own
ronylCtlous Of policy and right.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
ROBERTS BROS.
FORDs, HOWARD & nCLBERT.

Don John. Price, 81.
Browsing Among Books, ent other Essays by MrA
Good NOOsOn. lUmO, c!Oth. Price, 81
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
GEORGE ". CARLETON & CO.. ~

Repentcd at Leisure. By Bertha NJ Clay
Pictures of Arctic Travel by Isaac HAYES BOuni
iu cloth Price y ~.
solid for AIuIhooIy. A New Political SATIRE. hand
so sy ne LIMO volume paper covers prcc % cents anu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
T. y. DTTTON
CnARLEs sCRIBNgR,s SOUS.

Sermons OF Thc Cty By Henry rotel, D. Re ;or oi
Grace Church. New'iork l2mo' twenty-five Sefmon' 't'
uagts, :.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
CnARLEs T. DILLiNGhAM.
LITTLE. BROWN & CO.

The I.les Of summer. or Nassau aGd tue BAHAMAS b.
CnArLvs Ives NJ. A PIiCe 81 40.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
rRIRIryE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

osron-tneA ysIson. IN tn, eity % M l
Tue white ins rePresena :,
tasrcury hsan The ooEea 90 a
htleateo
pharnnc bI0AtHAy.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
DIED.

MN ba sessdence IN scarsdaie NJ " on the 22d
Of March George Wheeler. In the 5Si year of ms age
will be held at hs ate resachce 10
dale the 25th inst. az p nteI afnv c shs
which leaves the Grand Cehtfsi DePos ~ S-'e ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
NEV BUOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
,1ut. ~ Os,:OOD & co.

Restricted 10 books nree months utly Gdeer'ssa
heretofore on NE HtsrdTJ pa3e.
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Gueeial Nollres.

Gpeeial Nolires.
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Absolute sale.
r. somerv,ns, Auctioueer Eo A. LEAvlrT & CO.
mtae rhts Lssvttt iHT Art HsR GaIsr,s 6ros1ay
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS.
THREE AEsEiSHs hEsXtTS HsS S0aaHsE.Sss sdsEIdS,
SALE ABSOLUTE
under the direction lar 5 Avery. 40 shave. who wiz
execute orders purchase without charge.
SECOND AND LAST EVENING SALE OF
one hundred forty works Of art by over LOO
Art-Importsnt sale.
EDWARD sCHENCK. Aucuoneer: -
Private collection d sGPEE8 HUI CLAss i,s s., Oh d.
lures dt from abroad A@Sos tns .'''s 5sprs
sentei Dadoieny KsaloaCh s5snef lsIchet
Kowalii Bombed CamDr4uL Noe eKhio,tlon aod % 20
IERY 81 Sssssasl friday Aitsrnooa 30 oc0ck
Artistic BronzeA Checks aaf Deceratiss Porcelain.
THEODORE STARR.
JEWELLER.
no 206 FIFTHAvE, Madison Square.
between 25ih l1ChstS
The entire third door establishment spptopria
complete and uiqas stoo aoi CLVSn 80
Skrvs GE0GK Es sS S the Ss' %SSsssr
e. cv. ss.s Dsss a .s s ss
Visitors particularly Invited TO inspect the stock
Art sale Of Importance.
BY PHOs. f. KIRBY. Aactioneer
BY YTHoS t. kirby CO.,
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
AT OUR ART GALLERY. 545 BROADWAY
(OpDosite wailaoKs,.
THE MOORE and CURTISS COLLECTION OF
HIUH CLASS MODERN PAiHT1HGS
AND MERIToRIous WORKS BY
FAMOUS EUROPEAN ARTISTS.
JUsr RECEIVED NOW SHOWN TO THE PUBLIC
FOR THE FIRST TIME.
SALE FRIDAY EVENING. at 8 O'Clock.
Henry A. Daniels W. D. IA LstlaktoaAvs. asAc IJsa,s
Hours TO 1 an1 Di
Attention k1 gllus MA
Pile. orrma aeny eradicated S1tIia three weeks No
krIie bgatnre All rs;La ls,Ess SdrSL Ceo1
Ian sont retere1cst D. HDYf ~ west 3ltss
Post OGice NOuce.
The Foreign Mails for tne wtrl ondig SATU RDA Acun
Ose ~ this Olnce III tSDAfp at a NE
Europe by steamship ALyssnlA, VIA Queenstown on
WEDNESDAY. at S:3p for Europe, ~ sto4ms1P
Hoihnia VIA Queenstown. THURSDAY. at $3.50 M tor
Europe steamship " Brussels QueenstoWn ana
al 80 IN Europe steamship Hetuef,vis fDin'
Oufh Cherbuurg ADd hamburg "a rURDAI, at II m.
for ermauy. steamship khrlh via SouthampIon anu
r.Inrn c6rt srr,ndeu,e foI Great Continent
QueeustoWD correspondence
Germany be specially aidressedl an AZ
Glasgow aud for Belgium direct ny stosh,,
ship Waesltnf Antwerp The nais Lor AsPlhHah ano
town and Port New.lork March IL ne mals
o Porto Rico March %. Tho mails Tor Mas
au leave March 23. The mails TOT uaSaaa anu
YORK arch "a The mans Tor LAM easo
N.w YOrk March Is The for NewiOuDlland anu ST.
Plr re Mlueuu New York March 20 The malls lor
CANA san rfhncisc0 April Ihe m@hs I"r
10 Francisco AprI y
n. q PEARSON. Acting Postmaster.
Post Once. New.NorA. March 49, ISL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
The Human Voice.

Socrates OWNED the quality of a
mans mind or soul by the tone of his
voice, and all students remember his
expression, Speak, that may see
you" DR.. Durant explains character
by voice, and tells us these facts:
We perceive in sufferer one that
is easily enraged, and as easily paciiied,
vain, otiicious, inconstant and ordina-
rily quick. A person whose utterance
is thick and coarse is malicious, cum
ming and disdainful.
A coarse voice indicates a robust
physique, great talker, quick temper
ed, though conspicuousiy discreet.
A piercing, fine or weak voice is in
dicative of timidity, cunning, and gen
orally of quick wit
An attractive and clear voice ex-
presses a man who is prudent, sincere
and ingenious, but proud and incred-
ulous; whereas, a firm voice, without
harshness, denotes person who is ro-
bust, intelligent, circumspect and
benevolent.
A man possessing a trembling and
hesitating voice is timid weak, vain
and sometimes jealous.
Il voice combining great sound and
tirmness indicates man who is strong,
audacious, rash, obstinate and self i'm
portant.
a sharp and rude voice, in singing
as well As III conversation. denotes n
coarse mind, inferior judgment and
strong appetites.
A hoarse voice, seemingly the effect
Of cold, signifies person more sim
pie than wise, credulous and truthful,
vain and inconstant.
a full and sweet voice denotes man
who is peaceful, inclined to timidity,
discreet and self-willed.
A voice first grave, and then sharp
and piercing, denotes the quick temper
of an impudent man.
A soft, sweet voice is found in a per-
son of a peaceable and suitable char
acter