davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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consolidated. ISL: do second SERIES f do past due
coupons, D3tf; new lO-i0s, ii bid today.
PRoDuCB MARKETS.
u,,,,mor. ,..,c,.,, u,rhc,.

nnittutorc asencrnt Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov 17.--Coiton steady aud quiet: mid
ding. iilc Flour quiet and Arm; Howard street and
Western surerne, a i56uj so do extra Is 1900 90 do
family 20 1907 80 CITY Mills snpcrllnc & COOS 7G do
extra A. OOa0 so lilo brands n 5O@7 G2 Patapsco
family, Is - Whcat-southcrn active ana nrmer
Western DUH Southern red u 2sd i2 do amber. q Is
69l 81 No red Maryland, ~ 40; No. Western winter
rred SPOT and NOvember, ~ 8s@ WA; DecampeI s
4si. Corn-Soulhern duh and steady; Western dul
southern white, 6sd 'Oc; do yellow, 90 lOc; western
stGfgsic; January. 5o im76,c Oats firm southern
soa52c; Western white. Slet5lc; do mixed, lsQt DC
ole. Hay active. aud hrm; prime % choice Penn.
sylyana mud Maryland, 80 00GS o. Provisions quiet
nominal; clear rib sides llonnal do packed, s.tgigc
@ilIc. Butter@Choce scarce and irn: best West.
ern . s,cgSsc, Eg,s firm aud ac!iyT he;h, @c & Pc
dull aud easy; Rio cargues, ordinary TO fair, pTllc
Sugar easy and quiei; son. igc. whisky dull and
steamer dull cotion, S.i86d d. hour, y per barfel
grain, sGo5,d Recelptsf Flour, s,7io barrels wheat,
Shpments-w wheat. 1000 bushels corn, i,OD bnshes.
saes-Wheat, 5iOOCo bushels; corn. GO,OoO bushels.
New York General Market.
NEW York, Nov. 1T.-Cotton irm sales, ,9jS bales;
uplonds II i5Gc: Orleans, " 3lgc consolidated net
receipts, 29G bales; exports to Great Britain 26i
hnes to France 9Oi bales to the continent 5s bales
flour-Southern rather easier trade modcrnic COM
mon to fair extra IS Ot6 7S good to choice do, 60 5000
500. Wheat S@ic lower, closing dull aud heavy; un.
ungraded white, o. 2Jdl ~; No. rd, November.
q f.A@l i5b December, ~ i3it6oi t't Jhnnnry,
81 46fsml Is. Corn l46disC G lower ungradel tOltgk7
No; white, 73fc: low mixed I0c; yellow, 12sc No.
November, G1A sGisc December Gsu G3- January,
I0sd lsc. Oats shade caHer and e ~ nctivc No. y,
&C. H9ps steady; demand Light yearlings lseps.c.
Coiice dull and nonnnnlly unchnnged: Ito cnrgoes,
g'4@i2dc. Sugar firm and quiet; Moasscs sugar D. &c;
ir 70 good refining. SseS'4c refined dull and easier:
standard A, O}sc MolnSSC-s duh and nominal. new
crop New Orleans GOog1Oc. Rice steady and in'mod-
crate dernhnd Carolina aud Louisiana, heaIAc.
ROsin dull and caster at q 5lsd3 ~. Tur ietlne
dull aud weak at biSCtSc. Wool steady nnd qnici;
domestic fleece. 3nisc; Texas. 6Gu1c. Pork duh and
without important change. Middl,s dull and weak:
long clear, pAGt0ici short clear. Wic Lard ieverish
and unsettled. closing heavy and lower ut Sll 4jsr
cotton perhteainer, 53l1 4d wheat, per steamer 3D.
| Alexandria Grain Market
| ALEXANDRIA, Nov. I7,-Flour quiet nt last quota.
National Republican., 1881-11-18

baltimore stock Board.
p.uTnAoRR, Nov i7.-Vlrdnia 6s, deferred, I'M do
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
V&

Tire undersigned 3, prepared 90 luIUist
a large number ui Spilg~ aul SVIrS 10 hIs
place on slluT, uuiI-,'. 30 reasonable rates.
Apply 90 C.C.CAPLES.
Columbia CITY
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ARRITALS FROM SEA.


j Carlton. bk. ss6 tons Hongkong. July
Kate l. Davenport. sh. i2is tons. Mallett y
June 30
Sidlaw. Br bk 49e tons McGlashan MddlebOrough
June %
Empire. ship. lls2 tons. Leckie. y Y. June p
W Besse. bk. lo27 tons. Barker. Hongkong
June =
State Of California. IS. 23on tons. Debney, =
june =
Portland, bkt Gage ) L june p
Emily Stephens, sch. Ferries. June Zj
Columbia, sii 1855 tons. Humphrey. y. June p.
Scottish Admiral. Br bk SO tons, Kerr. Newcastle
n SN June lJ
Willamette. s.. 2Cs0 tons, Y Juue u
Scottish Bard, Br bk. sl5 tons. Little, RockhamP-
ton. june
Alden Besse. Am bl,. Si2 tons. Noyes. Hongkong
may -
Coloma. Am bk S53 tons. Noyes Hongkons Mas ~
Belaporte. br bk. lUso tens Tate. Newcastle y
w. May d
Merom. sh, 1904 tons. Lowell, \ Nay
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
e OCEAN DIVISION.

Between San Francisco & Portland.
In consequence of accident To the steam
>iIip State Of California, the following Sched-
u,c Of sailing days OF ocean steamers has
been arranged tO-Wit
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THE WAR rs OVER 4!
AND TIE
Chicago Brewery is the Victor !
OVER ALI
SAN FRANCISCO BREWERIES |!

And this Telegraphic News Wili icll The I'-"-
pie Of Astoria aud vicinity ilat ihry cau
find Healinnl and Delicious Ervrrs,=r 81:
THE OCCIDENT HOTEL
THE GEM SALOON.
THE OLD CORNER.
At ATG. DANIEISuNS
THE MINT SALOON.
ANTOINE BIELoH'S.
on. wINCENTS.
ISAAC FOSTERS.
Dr. =. oBRIEN's.
GANNISTEE s &iIANITEN'S.
PETER EEISS'.
y. InHANSEN,S.
FRANK BENTIIA'>.
Mg. DiCREY's.
iu Astoria.
Al Caihlamet.
ATH.D. BIENIE-S.
Al Oysienille.
Al I. :. JONES
D.A. EODwAG'S.
At Ilwaco.
AT ". T.. HAYDEN-S.
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From Foreign PORTS.

Anna Marie br bk $50 tons Swan Liverpool
Argo br bk 63g tons Humbel Liverpool April -
Adolf. Swe. bk. 6s5 tons. Rinsmansson, Gotten
burg, Oct Is
Bankfelds Br bk. Sa5 tons, Venus. Liverpool
April
Buston Vale. br bk. 3S1 tOus. Buckingham NOkO-
hama Feb
Cniloe br bk. 451 tons. May p
City of Quebec br bk 40 tons London Dec lsvia
Victoria
Crossfeld. hr. bk. s@ tons, Ewart. Liverpool,
March %
Countess. OF Rothrs Er bL. as toes, Rossrr, car
dih. Feb
Countess Of Derby Br bl. 80 tons, Hunter. Car
din Jan -
City of Manchester. br bk 7os tons RIo
Doom. Br bL So tons Grange. Brisbane
Doxford. br bk ES2 tons, Mcdonald. Liverpool.
Marca 3
Fnrness Abbey. bk. iu,y. Libby. Yokohama.
Glen Gabcr. br blk, 6S6 tom, Liverpool. Mag y
Glenperis. sh 1884 tons Cape OF Cood-hopr. due
June.
Locket DIR b.. Rio May q
Ioweswater DR. bk co.. tons Brisbane.
Malacca br bk 59l tons japan
y. Roynton. bk lptj tuns Mason lIonEkong Msy
Oberon. bs. liSo tous Liverpool April =
River Thames br bk 5al ton, Christie Iquiqni
River Avon, br bk. 49, iou,. Jcfirie- Liverpool,
March .
ST Vincent. bs lS57 Thompson HouslonE. Jane
Temple Bar br bk So tons Kio
Torbecke, Da;ch IA. Newcastle, VIA Somabays-
June
Thomas stowe ir hi. 90 tons Edwards. New
castle ) w Mav -
Taunton. br sh. cs, tons. Armstrong iuugkonG
May
Vancouver. b loss tons. Newcastle
Zoe br bk az tons, Peterson, Liverpool Jan
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KEN0ALl'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. NOV. Is. 1880.
De. y. j. EESDALL. 4 TO-. Gents / have
81 very fine mare that has lIJd q bone SPAWN
for 81 long time. I tried every thing man
could devise tu cure 20 but III in vain and
WAS about To- give it up when a friend Of
min" in this city came Go me and recon-
mgudcd kCudall's SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results. removing that bone clear
and Cicdu and then / sent - cents 10 You for
vur Ui your Illustrated Horse Books and
think there Is No better book printed on the
horse and his diseases. | have taken great
interest in it and have since sold Is copies
for YOU tony ueighborS and will try and do
what good caH hy getting them for Otlrrs.
Yours truly g.. W. MILLER.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. al "a o'clock
GB- Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
upon by the Council, at any regular meeting
must present the same TO the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to the Tuesday gu which the Council holds its
regular msetings. q. II. CARDWEIl.
Auditor and CLERK
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
KENDaLL'S SPAWN CURE

Bakersfield VI. Dec. %. 1879.
T. j. EENDALL < Co. Gents / wish TO
add my testimOuyiu in favor of your invaluable
lIuImeut "kendallS SPAWN cure In the
spring a.! IsU2 / slipped OH the ice and
Spr.siued my right Limb at the knee JOINT. !
was very lame and at times suffered the
most eXcTuciating pam. | wore q baHdage
OF 10 iUT over year, and tried most every
thing In INV reach. but could find nothing
that would give me permanent relief. When
lu April lS1S / began to think I should be
q cripple for life but having some uf Ken
ddllS SPAWN Cure" thought I would Try it,
U~cd one third OF Il bottle. and experienced
relief 40 once The pain lett me and has not
troubled Uc since. feel very grateful to
you and would recommend 'kendJlI'S Spawn
cure 10 all who suffer with SprainS or Theu-
matISm. YOURS truly, MRS. j. BOUTELL
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
From a Prominent Physician.

Washiu@tOuviilc. Ohio. June l.. 1850.
DE. y. i. kENDALL * Co. Gents Read
jug yUUr advertisement H Turf. Field and
Farm. 1l kgudJiIs Spawn Cure. ana having
a valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from SPAWN eighteen months, / sent TO
yuI for q bottle 10y express. which m SIX
weeks removed an lamrue>S and enlarge
mruj and % large SpiIEt from another horse,
ami both horses are To-day as sound ~ colts.
Tile one butjle was worth 90 ue QUE hundred
dollar. Respectfully yours.
"a HIFE-TAT T-sT-T
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
Astoria Lodge No. 4o.Lo.G.T

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
al a.. O'Clock. at Good Templar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria, over e. l.. Parker's
Store Members Of the Order, in good stand
ng, are invited 10 attend. Degree meeting LIST
Monday each month. By order w. CT.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
nnMEsIIr EXInETS

The receipts OF domestic exports at
san Francisco. from January lst, 1881.
10 June 7ih. from Astoria. is given a.
fnI1nNyS.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.

READY FOR SEA.
Tam u Shanter. bkt. :. 4. July
Ethel. br bk 49, tons. Graham. Liverpool. JAY !
Martha Fisher br bk. sll tons McAdain. Liver
pool Julyl
SAILED
California. str. 65l tons. Carroll. Sitka June -
oregon ss. 2@s5 tons. Pohlman. S June 2
Clan Grant. br blk 96S tons. james. fm Liverpool.
June p
Shubrick. Lighthouse str. EversOn, Pu-
get-soHnd June p
ate and Anna steam Sch % tons, LutJens. south
june p
Alpha. sch starr. Yaquina has June ~
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Temple Lodge, NO. Z. AF.AM.

Regular Communications first and Ky
third Saturdays in each month. at "a. w
o'clock. P. NJ. a the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order, in good standing, are
invited TO attend. By Orde: Of the w. NJ.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
rESsELs ON TIE VIZ.
-n-
ErOrn American Ports.

Columbia ss 272i tons Boles S +. June %
Alice Buck. sh 1925 tons Hartman April s
Belle Of Oregon bk 1863 tons Merryman Y MAY
Carrie winslow blk gH tons Philadelphia. Nch :
C. y Huriburt. bk. IIe0 tors. y \. june ~
Emma T Crowell bL ll21 tons Nav -
Gerten. sh PhiladelpHia, Jan ~
Henry s Sandfora. sh. 1859 tons, Sleeper. Y
March -
Indiana. ship. ~ tons Otis Msy p
Iamoi bk Philadelphia loading
Mississippi o. r. x \. 60. str y \. May q
Oracle. sh 1850 tons Morrison. Philadelphia ADI -
Olive 5 Southland An sh Philadelphia March 3
Palmyra sh. 1870 tons Minot n March ,
Reporter sh. 1850 tons Wilson y \ june =
Saranac sh l0sl tons Shaw April -
sparrow sch & March IL
A.. Al gf
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Reaver lodge No. a5.Loo.F

Meet every Thursday evening. s<ze
ar O'clock, in the Odd Fell - -, =
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Members Of the Orde
are invited 10 attend. By order. n. a.,
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-02
KendalFS SPAWN Cure

+ sure IN It's effects mild on It's action rs it
does not blister. and Yet it Is penetrating
and powerful io reach any deep seated pain
ar 10 remove any hGuy growth or any other
enlargement Il used Tor several days, such
aS >plyiES. sDlIutS, curbS. callOuS. SprIinS.
SvcihUgS. aEy lgWcuesS and MI CniargtmentS
Oi tHe joints Ur limbs. Or rheumatism IN man
ana Tor amy purpose for which lnimcut is
u>ed for man or beast. 10 is now known tO
he the best Eminent for man ever used, act
ing mild and yet certain in its effects. 10 Is
used igll strength with perfect safety 10 all
>-stSuuS of the year.
Send address for illustrated circular. which
We think gives positive proof Of itS virtues.
M remedy has ever met with such unquali
fed success. 10 our knowledge. for beast rs
well rs man.
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for $
ALI. DRUGGISTS have it or can get it for
You. or it VIII De sent 10 amy address On re-
c,ipI Cf price by The pTJprietOrS.
DIR. Il. j. KENDALL < co,
EuOsbuTgh Falls, Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

Francis Wolf who keep, a liquor store ~
40 26 f--.K ~. d-'o,r. Hf' ~nirnl D., rI-ht t' bie
room %, or Tie Aa ro,u visited t. hIr-if- ard
plnnd, red 0f c'othu,. -i.,rnt4c and Icgcry 10 thr
amount Of 500 Hr H'oIin'd tnr i"i'o of t.,
T, nth Precinct, and drt-tI,c- learned hat a
number of Hebrews 90 Iud reputation hld
been seen lettering iro.t thr il.rr auouf She tin,
Of the robbery. Among thc person. eu-Irotcd aA.
Henry Il. Moses. of 80. u -unolk-t. detective Brady
visited Moecs- house yesterday and learned that ihr
man was at home lc managed, however. % got
into the house unOb-cr ed Yud h hrt seen
the mhitraS-ts OF "A bed ia mdIlc fpuiu. u iIlr Dee
waited Mo-,s aud Two o hrr u nr rcd The room and b
- talk about the robbery and !cdlN OF
When the detective had learned enough 90 -ltt-f, Iu
thai hr Vas ia the pres nee -! the ioh~. Dft.tIAr
rdt -uraig from i- place ~ tttluicut and draw
Ing li- Re-, Diver compelled them to sGrTcuder After
Handwriting them, hc mar, ned them iu the 81
dri,ig street Police station The companions Of Mo.,.
g,. their addresses S1Iuu'l -chWHi1/ OF so .i-J
An three prisoners were locked up. and in the hoI-
wIcr. they were captIfed the police found large por
tioi, Of thu property stolen nom Mr. VOL With tie
.-fnucr ~ Detective Jerry Wood, Bflil ale" learned
that two Other lcu-J"-' M"-'-. "i No. lj3 Efoun'
Al and solomon Moses. OF 50 l. tlinpu -ithd h''n
Toirf. Iilr-r men were tI-'' arrested
and in their possession 's found TIC Ics oi te pun
.lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
ARRID4L or THE JGNO.

The Norwegian ship Juno, which arrived Last
night from Limerick, has had mot unhicky and
cvcDtful voyage. Sailing from Antwerp May 10,
1880 she put into Limerick for repairs December Il,
having stopped at Queenstown .ai Bergen, Nor
way. previously TO mdips PAIRS of dtn-
ages caused by severe weather Nlni' '
at Limerick about twenty lcaa'e hoocird
the vessel at night bound aid -. .n., a." 'r.N lI
searched the ycs., iVr nm. Sc'tf e. 80" - T'iit
were taken and the fruI'us poui-'i 30 .'nd ga 90.
der Oh the committee ~ NcN-I.gt 10 Pt,lncIt or
them The MILO W,To AIt,rN.It f,iid
scrrccd III the hedges Out-idr oi the Town and Ncre
returned Ia the vessel.
The Juno sailed FROM Limerick February 49, and
a detail of British marines accompanied the vessel
down the Shannon River 70 protect her from fur
thcr inolestatiOn. The news 81 ID" niles beng
tnnnd ON board created sensation in this city at
The time bat 40 information could be- obtained con-
ccrning them, as they were not included Oh tie
manifest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

C"rK. tprl lo-Mr Parncll replying 10 a toast
to t. prosperity of ireland AZ banquet here his
evening. traced tia history of the Land League.
H., lruuunr.r tlr dc,.rtion of the seventeen mrm-
hr- from the IRISH party tiIr cause Of the toer-
,Y, hl rh. first portion Of the Land bill. he said,
wa~ full # doubtful points and pitfalls. He d"ied
auyloiy to tell accurately hoN II wonI work lt
woud b, H.. dnty oi the Irish mrmhcrs to improve
the bill ~ FAR possible in IL pas~ag" through tho
tlnu.r q ii that liz working he aS al tNaniag'oiS
90, i,,>-il., - t.uaut-. Tia" second portion 81 tho
pil ,.t. los far the most important. he looked
tftr.t, fnr very important results. but hc hr"Ned
tin ,n-uI ul>nry cNpropuatlon of bad lhliilpr'ls
would o. a iir -a,irr and more elective method of
ptrf'rtIfr fsrauf~.
llI. IaIu.i. >trougl denounced emigration. which,
h,.,..lar.tl was = >ritmr for clearing "ui SIElll
',..aAt. a lir... ronrtH and sacrifices had brought
ti.. q1r-t;.u 10 point that no l:rii.h Ministry
,.ull .u, l,u-tr Ntriuok. ANY hlll iIai did not
h-,.', ruiu,c uuts would and ought Ia tail 70
>3,. l~iA l'hl.t..
Nr Pam .,. addressing ,hr people ait ar'l from
tl,. hli,f vatI.ri tl'm against thnNlng that the
rut. va. won. and SAM u hnl onil Ilsi begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
TIE NHIILISTs FOUND GUILTY.
TIE COURT IN sFssION ALL N,GfIr---THE PRISONERS
M LII, ~.

TIE COCRT IN SESSION ALL S,GfIr---THE PRISONERS
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
ST PETERSBURG April 10.-At the trial Of the Nj
hil,ts on Saturday Assistant Prosecutor Monrayief
strongly denounced the revolutionary doctrines and
deeds avowed by the accused, demanded the seyerest
ponalty for all alike, and concluded by declaring
that the fidelity of the people To the imperial throne
unshakcn, and that the efforts of the terrorist
party in this direction had proved absolutely
ahoItiye.
The prisoners listened unmoved to this address.
JcIiaboi and Kibaltschitisch took notes. At $50
in the afternoon a recess was taken until o'clock,
when the cOuns, for the defence SPOKE for two
hours. Ahout o'clock Jrliabo 10 speak in his
own behalf He was several times interrupted by tho
presiding Judge When Jcliaboh finished, the Court
asked the accused if they had any further defence
to nrgc and they replied in the negative. The Conre
retired for consultation and returned AT 1870 this
morning Twenty -four questions formulated for
determination concerning the prisoner, guilt wcro
then read.
Tn, Court again retired To consider the verdict.
After thr, hours ,lrliboration they returned, at
$50 -. m. with verdict -. guilty against all, and
.cut,irr of death 10y hanging pronounced.
~upr Iiroisl>y ; sentence Will Ice submitted IT, mo
Cur for continuation hrcan>r she l. of noble birth.
I iir fg,pc, Rpsse denies that the three Emperors
viii meet n MAY.
The J,prnal d. 81 PeicrsbourJ declares that Russia
recognized the kingdom of Roumanil a, soon a, slo
.,IIi.c,l officially that it had been proclaimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

1t will be observed upon reference TO this table
that in Of the countries the number of pupils
enrolled in schools exceeds the entire "schoO popr-
htion' For exaInple, the school population If
Englan! aud Wales was reported as $500 900 in
1879 while the number Of pupils cusolled in schools
m the same year was 3,7l0,ss3. This apparent dis
ercpancy is explained by the fact that the official
school age" in those countries comprises only
children from three to fifteen years old, including
those in infant schools. The number given as the
school population" (2,5o0,0O0) was estimated and
Included only those children who between the
ages of seven and thirteen years. OF the 3,7l0ss3
pupils enrolled 1,20s,0lG were between the ages
Of three and seven years 2.333. .973 were between
shs ages of and thirteen years. and 16s. .S94
were over thirteen years old Ia nearly all the con-
nnental countries of Europe the school age" covers
only period Of seven eight years, usually
RON the age Of to Is or H. and consequently
many children under years of age or older than
"A ART enrolled rs pupils in the schools, although
tney uid not form part Of the school population"
ID tho United States the school age " varies
IL years--from 4 to 2l-in Florida Maine and
new. Hampshire, aud the lowest is q yearB--from :
i4-in Texas. The "scboOl age" in the United
otates covers al average period exceeding ii years
nue In European countries the average period is a
Styae more than one-half as long. Ii would not be
~ 70 conclude that because Saxony Reported more
Saan iU per cent of her school popuIationp en-
( ksHe1 IN public schools In 1873 she was therefore
"a - sensational sense. ahead Of tho United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
RECEPTION To TIE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.


WAsHINGrox. April 1O.-Thc reception given
SATURDAY evening to the Diplomatic Corps by >ecrc-
tary and Mrs Blaine was brilliant affair Though
the season is virtually over, this cIierannch'' III
point of elegance and number of distinguished
guests has hardly been surpassed by any previous
one during the winter. Mrs. Bain' was 'Ssi't'H oS
her daughter Miss Alice Blaine, and Miss Dodge
T. Gail Hamilton " Her toilet vas dress of black
brocalcd satin with sleeves ano drlpcry of exquisite
Brussels lace. Miss Blaine wore a silk of cherry
color without train trimmed with silk plaiings oi
the same color alternating with \aenccnucS.
Among the guests were Count and countess
Iewenhaupt of sweden; MT. and Mrs loshda'
Aristarchi Bcy. Mr. Won Scllozcr, Minister rom
Germany, the Mexican Minister. SENIOR dr Iana-
coma Mr. prunmond. of the English Legation
Secretary Window, Sccmtary Lincoln and -, T, retar
and Mrs MacNcagi. Chief Justice and Mr., W me;
Justice and Mrs. Harlan. Colonel John Hay, nj
Mr. HIT the nrwl appointed Assistant SrcrrtA y
of state. From the Senate we're senator burn'ho'
senator Lamar senator and Mrs. llawley, and Scna-
tor and Mrs. Hill, of Colorado