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Gen. jeff. C. Davis widow has order
ed a monument for his grave like the
Wood monument at Troy, N. Y. The
shaft is to be dIaped in the National
fiag, and an acorn-tbe badge of the Gen
erals corps-inclosed in a wreath, will
be engraved above the base.
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Crown Prince Rudolph, of Austria, in
addition to his other wedding presents,
is to have the historic Castle of Haps-
burg Several Bohemian gentlemen
have united their money to buy it for
him.
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EAST BOUND.-New York Fast Line daily;
entire train runs through from Chicago To
New York; Sleepers attached. The Day Ex>
press daily exc pit Sunday. New York Mail
daily on L +. G. o. Div. and Main Line;
other Divisions daily except Sunday; Sleeping
car from Sandusday to Grafton.
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THE late John M. Pinkerton, of Bos-
ton, left by his will 100000 to the
Academy in Derry, n. H., founded by
his grandfatherl
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FACE /.

King Thothmes III. is represented as
Sphinx, with the head and arms of a
man. He is offering two vases of wine
to the Sun God On. His body rests upon
a sort of pylon, decorated with the
titles:
The Strong Bull,
Who manifests himself
King
In the Thebaid,
The Son of the Sun.
Thothmes.
Over the body may be read:
The Gracious God,
Lord of the Two Worlds
King of Upper and Lower Egypt,
Ra-men-kheper
tEs-0t .es-
Name of the Royal Standard
Horus: Magnified and Enlightened by
the
Crown of Upper Egypt.
[The Official Standard
The King of Upper and Lower Egypt:
Ra-men-kheper.
THE Title of the Vietorious.I
The Golden Horus.
itC OOAOAk VI al
Who beat the Kings of Foreign Nations
Who were numbered by hundreds of
thousands,
For his Father, the Sun God Ra, ordered
Mighty Power
Was concentrated at the points of his
hands
To widen the Boundaries of Egypt.
lrHA
[The Family Name.l
The Son of the Sun
Who gives Life of all Stability and
Purity
To-day as ever after.
Horus: the Strong Bull.
The Son of Tum.
The King of Upper and Lower Egypt.
Ra-user-ma.
The Chosen One of the Sun.
Lord of the Diadems of the Vulture and
of the Serpent.
Protector of Egypt.
Chastiser of Foreign Nations.
The Son of the Sun, Ramessu Meri-
amun,
The Conqueror.
Who With his Own Arms
Performed Great Deeds
In the face of
The Entire World Assembled.
The Lord of the Two Worlds; Ra-
user-ma,
The Chosen One of the Sun.
The Son of the Sun; Ramessu Meri-
amun,
Who gives Life of all Stability and
Purity s
To-day as ever after
Horus: the Strong Bull.
Friend of Justice.
King of Upper and Lower Egypt.
Lord Of the Periods of Thirty Years.
Like his Father, Ptah-Tanen THE god
of Memphis. -a
The Son of the Sun: Ramessu Meri-
amun* (that is to say, the Friend of
the god Anon OF Thebes)
The Sun created him.
To cause Great Rejoicing in the City of
On, and
To fill with Riches the Sanctuaries of
his Creator.
The Lord of the two Worlds: Ra-
user-na,
The Chosen One of the Sun.
The Son of the Sun: Ramessu Meri-
who gives Life to all Stability and
Purity.
To-day as ever after.
FACE II.
The representation and the text in
scribed upon the pylon are the same as
those on Face l. The inscriptions en-
graved over the Sphinx and the figure of
the god are not sufficiently distinct to
read them.
Name of the Royal Standard
Horus; the Strong Bull,
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WIDE AWAKE for March is more than
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page drawings being given, in addition
to the ballad 1.-THE Beggar King. which
has six full-page pictures. "Mr. Slocum,"
by Cannie Hicks is one of the most
amusing stories of the season; and the
boys will enjoy "How Philip Sullivan
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"Some Indian Schools" Among the po-
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E. Wilkins, "The Dough Boy" by Mrs.
Diaz,& "Why Little Birds Hop and Other
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Tribune. OF the three strills we can
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Story of Honor Bright" with its three
delicious pictures: Rocky Fork" the
Ohio story, by Mrs. Catherwood, and
Polly Cologne" the little folks own
special serial, by Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz, with
eleven funny DictureS by Boz There is
also the grand fourth serial which GENES
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Name or the Royal SIanudru'I
Horus: the Strong Bull,
Who manifested himself as King III
Thebaid.
TThe Crown Title.
The Lord of the Diadems of the Vulture
and of the Serpent,
His Kingdom is as lasting as is the
Sun in the Heavens.
The Family Name, enclosed in an ell
liptical circle and containing Curl
Gus aliusiOn to the meaning of
the name Thutmes.
The Creature of the God Tum, Lord of
the City of On.
The Son who came out from his Belly,
and whom
The God THUT formed. Mes.
They created him i'll the Grand Hall (of
the Temple of Onl
After the model of their own body,
Being conscious of the Great Deeds he
was to accomplish;
He, whose Kingdom should be of long
duration.
THE Official Title.
The King of Upper and Lower Egypt,
Ra-men-kheper,
Friend of the Great God Tum, and of
The Circle of his Divinities.
He who gives
Life of all Stability and Purity
To-day as ever after.
Horus: the Strong Bull,
Friend of the Sun God Ra,
The King of Upper and Lower Egypt,
Ra-user-ma.
The Chosen One of the Sun.
He has taken possession of the Two
Worlds
The Son of the Sun; Ramessu Meri-
amun,
A Handsome and Kind Hearted Youth
He is as resplendent as is
The Solar Orb in the Horizon.
The Lord of the Tive Worlds; Ra-user-
ma.
Tie Chosen One of the Sun.
The Son of the Sun; Ramessu Meri-
amun.
The Reflected Splendor of
The God Tum
Who gives Life.
Horus: the Strong Bull,
Son cf the Sun God Kheper that is OF
him who exists
ne Mig VI OppOl ciio LOhOi cSypt,
Ra-uSer-ma,
The Chosen One of the Sun.
The Golden Horus:
Rich in Years; Grand in Victories.
The Son of the Sun; RamessU Meri-
amun.
He came out of the Belly,
To receive the Crowns from the Sun
God Ra.
Who created him to be the Sole Mon
arch.
The Lord of the Two Worlds: Ra-user-
ma,
The Chosen One of the Sun.
The Son of the Sun: Ramessu-Meri-
amun.
The Reflected Splendor of
The God Tum
Like the SUN.
At the foot of the four faces of the
obelisk there is horizontal line of text,
which reads: MAY He Live! The Ora
cious God: Ba-user-ma-The Chosen
One of the Sun-The Gracious God: Ra-
meSsu Meri-amun."
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THE OBELIsK.
What the Hieroglyphics Mean.

The New York Herald publishes the
following translation of the hieroglyph-
les on the obelisk, as furnished by DR..
Brugsch Bey:
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Who manifested himself as King in the
Thebaid.
Official Title
The King Of Upper and Lower Egypt:
Ra-men kheper,
Who caused
Great Rejoicing
La the House of the Sun God Rat
is Heiopolis.)
Who created
The Beauty of the Sun Disk:
The Day when for the first time was
made
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Horus: the Strong Bull,
The Son of the Sun God Ra-
The King of Upper and Lower Egypt
Ra-u5er-ma
The chosen One of the Sun.
The Golden HoruS;
Rich in Years Grand in Victories.
The Son of the Sun; Ramessu Meri-
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Hello, is that you again? What do
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"Let those persons again come forth,
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They came as before, and uttered the
same cries as before.
"Why didn't you notice the big egg
sent you," yelled the first.
ut was rotten" replied the editor.
"Why didn't you write up my soda
fountain ?" said the druggist.
"You had you tickets printed at an
other Office" calmly replied the local
man.
"Why did you write about old Tom
linson's hens" and never speak of my
new gate?" shouted third.
"Old Tomlinson paid for his adver,
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said the editor
"Why did you spell my name wrong
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- The Lord of IL Two Worlds.
Ra-user-ma
The Chosen One of the Sa,
The Son of the sun (R-,.Aessu Meria-
mum
t- Like the -Un
Horus: the Strong Bull,
Friend of Justice.
The King of Upper and Lower Egypt; ;
The Son of the Sun:
The Creature of the Gods,
Who Thas taken possession of the Two
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The Son of the Sun; Ra-u5er-ma Meri-
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The Chosen One of the Sun.
The Son of the Sun (Ramessu Meri-
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The representation and the text in
scribed upon the pylon are the same as
those on Face l. The inscriptions en-
graved over the Sphinx and the figure Of
the god are not sufficiently distinct to
read them.
Name of the Royal Standard
Horus; the Strong Bull.
, 1881-04-20
STATE AFFAIRS.
QlITO.


spseial Dtspaseh to Ihs cateapo Tribune.
CotuAnus, o., April Ex-senator Ponds b'll
placing tax on the liquor trauio. which passed
tho Senate somo time ai1,co, hut tabled IN tic
Nouae, was taken from the table to-day and re-
considered. but fallca 10 paas. Tho btu has at.
trRoted great attention throughout the State, 1t
having at arst boon opposed by tho Prohibition
olu.ncnt a. well a. the liquor Interest. The fna-
ure On tho part Of tho Republicans 10: make an
effort sowusd the passug OF tho bill last wosk
was calculated to impair thstF strength among
4 large class of citizens not strictly Prohtbl-
tionlsts, and their strong voto to-day, although
failing In its obIeot, IL regarded a. throwing tho
responsibility OF !ts defeat upon the Democrats,
all OF Whom Oppose tho neaspre. The oaly TO-
publican members vot.nx aga!na. the I'LL waFo
those from Cincinnati and Cleveland. Leading
Republicans oxpross ths opinion that khe events
Ut ths day Will strengthen the party botoro the
paonle Ia tho contest thts fall. Commenting
,upon tho failure to pass the bull. the Osto Stats
Journal Of to.uaoysow Will say;
"a !ttlo over ninety duya ago Senator pond 70! J.
AZ p A. .g.e ~ y dh'oxisatnx ;sI rs9as
up iii aud OUT Vt tho Legislature. la 'th7 newa-
papers. ia the pulpit, y business c!re;ss sqa ,n
liquors asaallsd tha blu u the destroyer OF
, 1881-04-20
GOSSIP.

THE SOUTHERN INSANE ASYLUM FIRE.
Eptttat nApdtth to Ths CAteaco 7stents.
SrnlSoFtELn, Ill.,, April 10.-'rho burning
Of tile Southern tnsnne Asylum at ANN will
tend to tlelay tho Appropriation bills III tho
two Houses, ard to that exteMt help to
lengthei> ont nh already prolonged session..
Tho Anna bills arc now on sccond reading.
but therc arc too tnnny marring Interests to
fix the matter Up III tho two Houses, aud The
bills will probably 10 recommitted for reNd-
iustmeut. Tho current expense item will
naturally be reduced md the appropriation
for new buildings increased. Other instltu-
.tutIons will then be likely to cla.nor for
mora money for current expenses,
aud unless tho law.inakers show
more than tho average ilrnlness, tho whole
appropriation scheme may be c'IanRed. :, 'fl1c
Insane Asylum fire may prove calainity III
more SENSES than one. GCv. CulI0nl left Tor
AMtla tllts nventng to look aftur matters and
take such steps as n!ay bc necessary to pro,
vide for tho Interests OF the Institution aiti
! the patients. ,..
CONFERENCE 'rosTroHEu.
The Republican members Of the Senate
md House Appnrttonnvnt Committees were
to lass he'd Joins coi,terenee ts a.tet
respectable meeting, and tho CAUCUS went
| over until Tomorrow cventnE.
| cON0HEssstAS' rAYsoN,
Of the Eighth District, Is l!ere tonight, I'M
parting huge chunks OF Wisdom and axpe-
rience to tic gentlemen who are to hRve tho
fixing or the several districts. Tho member
fron the Eighth bcElcyes itl twunty districts,
| aud wnnts tha While npp0rtionment Job
closed up this session.
| CAUCUS OF THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
The Democratic Senators hald cn,tcus to-
nlEllt, far 1io other conceivable purpose thu!
to back each other up III the program agreed
MpoM lby the joInt CAUCUS last wcek. They
solen,nly resolved, rs they did \ few nights
wanted to ltcar the raturhs from the Repnll
itcan caucus Tomorrow night before decItl
iilg wlat they would do IN il,ntter iii which
tho say-nameiy: the nppnrtionlnent uslcs.
ttou, After that they Will probably hold
another higli joint session, aud resolve fo
tie third timp that NIL thoy can Tn is 10 vnt'
against I'll adjourned session., aill that tli
npportonnlent grapes arc beyond thei
! relch.
, 1881-04-20

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