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, 1881-05-14
GASES.

For The Chicago Tribune.
Whnt art thou. Life7 a wilderness, a sen Of
Ger which ln wcasy wandering men toll with lt-
fut hnste.
Who're Hope's niraEe stu beckons on with Wis
And saady ps'in: unl cooling springs still lurc
and cheat tho sixht7
Fult we'll know thee such; know thy disap-
Thy tndcss quest and striving for tho peace
know tho tears, tue tolls, tho griefs, to every
And yst. q Life, Thy dcscrt-wuy with oasos ia
No night 50 dark but through tho gloom thoro
No cline 50 dark bat somo fair Hover springs
w. forth 70 Er@eSt @ shs K Eazo.; scala. :. u.n,..o,
no ass sbnty 70 !os5 1,at III. 'o'eo Is
No lito ~ sud hut Iuto 1t somo pure delights
must come.
Fair oascsl SOC them still through rnlsta of
And smp,as % ' of ,ho,r tovclit,es, steal down the
catch tho burden Of their songs borne lightly
hear sho % prattio q their rllls that low through
They como not, these, at bidding OF Ambitions
Thcirs not tho Joys for which mankind with
fevrish hopo aaplrc.
= word. clasp, l0sIuK ssnI!e. eSnpathct1c
tear, .-
Worp oil that blossod tho flying hours we spent
In rapture Aoro.
ria mot tho gain OF lo11e- sought fatno VIC glad
lIest recall:
Lifes tr,lest Joys aro those that lie wlthIn tho
roach OF all. .
Tho sunshine knows nnr rank NOR wcnllh; what
cAtca tho brcOza for hIrthY
And loves the satno In oottaRes as palaces Of
CMrth.
TiTTAHuRn, Pa. e. J. WHEILElt-
, 1881-05-14

Adams. J. n: scott. go9r.e Murray, GOAT. Chi.
sShopnot 'ape ws, ns!nth eoa
Hcr0nrOS.
sptetai Dtepatea to 1Ae CAteaeo Tsto4.ae*
t1ounnrox:. Mich. May 1:-Tho pEopsi1cs
Northorn; vt Detroit, tne nrst hont ffoni tho
lion Is nfw | completely upon. X littlo leo il en-
countcrsd between tho Sautt and Marquette.
The prnpelIer Aansteo arrived this afternoon
Ontonnson hsrbor IL still closed, otherwise no
trouble from Ice anywhere.
EsCANAnA.
speeta' Ds.pateh to 1ns Cnttaso Tribune.
EsTAEAn.: + Mich @ My ,o, 3@Ar5ecamprspgll
KimhatI. WngataE, and Lnsstc Linn. -
,Clearod-Jess'c Linn, Morning stnr. and J. Fl.
Special Dtspateh to ~ A:edee Tnbynt.
wheat. Chicago; echooners, North-star, ltnmtl-
Cleared Uaskaiaw, Detroit; Tell
can, Duluth, light.
=. STURGEON BAr.
dntetal jHtpateh 70 7As t'httdrn 7HhrnH
sesnsT. .usoH ,ca Sy : s1 M"1y Kete1a
Ciearcd-Schonnor Ethan Allen.
1asscl down-iFopu1ler FAvoritc. towing.
MARQUETTE.
sr<etal Dispatth % The Chicago 7rIbtsnt.
ters fs iisvaaa S,d Ya; vicnna @ schooer Verona
lAs4gl up-l'rupclter Arixuna-
Wiud cast, tecsh.
ALrESA.
sateta. I'kt7a.sn to Tas Cassaeo 7'res,ss.
ALrENA, Mtch.. May tl-Wcathnr cool: wind
ea.t, fre.b: .Tho propeller james Davidson left
for ChlcaRu Tonight.
ro,,r pAtuors.E.
Special DfspattA to Tae Cnteaeo Ittours
Schooner Mary l5attio, Kingston for Chicago
light.
, 1881-05-14

A Glowing Account or n Now lnduAtry
Established Mt StOriinR, lklcc Co., I1as.
10 he Editor of 1ht Chteaao Tribune.
S1rist.1Sa, Rice Co., Kas., May s.--A now
but prospectIvely extensive Industry has been
inaugurated In this part Ut Southwestern
Kansas which It Is to be hoped may result I'll
converting Cur sunny region Into a.s Eden OF
productive sweetness. 1t has long been O
settled conviction witt, local cxrerimenters
that this portion Ut Kansas is every way
aslapted and must become great strip aid
sugar manufacturing centre. Our soil, eli
lnatc, md tut presently 1ow.pricea lands make
Inducements to the caue-grower TINT cannot
well be matched. The long, dry harvest sea-
SONS are particularly favorable for pcrfecttng
n1lti extracting the rich saccl,arlne juices tho
carle hers contains, mid the level roads, al
ways FREQ from mud, permit Of easy, regular
hauling fro1n the cane fields. p0lnt Of well
understood value to both growers md mnnu-
fncturers. Fortunately, tho question OF sue
ccssful manufacture has now passed
beyond the sphere Of speculative study and
taken practical business shape upon sca1Y
TINT VIII By likely to solye very Interesting
ttOn OF Unltcii States Commissioner I.u due,
Mg. &. W. Chapman, Il citizen Of tl,ls county,
addressed ,sr. Reginald II. saady, Of New
Orleans, WhU Is accounted one OF tle best
the opportunities ot this region. The claims
ited this ground. e.refaliy gathered essentiA!
asa' q srk II sse ssa
business. Suine Now Orloa,ls capitalists and
Fs1.s aa se.s ot s9taS % @ a oSs
company. and have now oontractcd for pcrna-
nent works u l'u greeted IN this City, 10 cost
land for cultivation and nro contracting With our
farmers for crops OF cane for stx coming years.
, 1881-05-14
A diamond Hing In lRor~e'. I1oof.

LUXEMBOURG {HT.! HEf!ESF. .,--
a wealthy physioan Ut NurfEccshoEu. Tonut,
bought u 81. .5dl diamond ring fur his daughter.
Abuut throc y6ara sncC, wlfle riding cut, tho
fllix was lost. II was advertised and lltcrat re-
wards offered for lts sucovory, bMt nothing waa
ever heard Ut It. A fow weeks ago child Of u
blarksullth wHB tAken alex. aud . tho
phys!clan referred to called to SEQ It. Whtlo
at tho bots!du 10 had occasion t9 mo ntion
tas,k frttn bar titlXet d ring, handed II to tho
physlcia,,, aud asked hin. II bis daughter, had
recently iust ring. far tho s!tg SathiH!aea sh4
said ahs had llot, nut that sunlc years Ago she
last diamond rlng, and ~ his eyes fell upon
the sparkling object ho roooKnlLed h's danHh'
band had found 1t In tho bottom Of q horsea
foot nnly a few days beforo that. while clcan!nz
out the hoot for the puFposo.of shooting hiul.
Quo small diamond NaA nltaalnR.
, 1881-05-14
THE BIlLOW.

FIR The Chteaeo Tstbunt.
This night 1 alt alone
And muse ner loys lnrs ilnWIn,
Ger hopea forever crushed;
And. as ,nuse, lnoro e'er EotuF1eth
Iao raoinory 70 M1
OF ono moor shall see
On Garth n9atn, Tor ho
Was buriUd In tic seal
OF was years agone.
IL young love's uarly dawn.
We stroiletl o'or shell and sand.
l'nguthar. hand IL hand,
Mhsn ~ sat Ea.If so otxsFa sfss, On the ''''0"
Where gctlls and Jewels are,
Aud briuE thcln hotao to theo
From o'oF this rossloas soa."
"No. no. doar lovoi" / cried:
'NNught tu this world 10 wido
snail thoo from Me dtvtde1"
lie 2Mled, hna thou dc atghcds ........
"HwgpG loye, tru0 love, stern fate deuroc1 III
Nay, gheuk that 6tttGr tonr-
THU bust ut ean40 for fear;
s1is Gully ono SHORT ynar
Ere Agnin am heF0."
And 10 we parted thero.
Quo nolletit ou my hair
4 hot tuAF fell, and then
4. lio kissed ulp 0nco ataln-
Next 10 was 9onu, and [ was watching
Its fnst. reccdtng form;
9pss' FISH IL T'a !.ss " kisP IT, yss I'll Fa''n
l'Eune, promo on sand and shell!
1nsver saw b!m more:
tIts Btllp ne'pr reached tho shore;
Far Oh tho cruel Way0,
Whero thero was noae to BAvo.
Down, down he sank beneath tho billow.
In agony and strife
Won't forth h!s rich young lVe.
How vain my yeafnlux
For hfs r9tlrniuYl
ttoll On, weary yCars,
30 fra4Kht With RrIet and tcarU
kionle dcc., 80 fair aud bright,
Hut can see no light.
Only know that | Rm waiting
Tu upgt my love onte mafo,
l3eyond LIfe's blIlow's roar
o heart ~ sorely tried.
Would thou had'At IonR since diedf
OSHKOSH, Wis. n. Z. HARMON.
, 1881-05-14
HOME GATHERINGS,

Tho dny along tho river mas M gulct as could
lo expected considering tho Wcathor. There
were fewer arrivals than those intercstcl ex-
pootod considering tho wind. They CHINO In, tho
saIl vessels, through douso toy, a. rapIdly
a. the tugs could find them. Tho port llst
shows but tow 1o.Tor-l l.akers In comparison with
tho nltInbor iiytod. All havo had tp wurk
through dcns0 foR. and 1t IL really wonderful
all I'LL il ao to tao tast has taro I arc sS 3" ros @
accidents Would OCCUR.
LAKE ERrl0ItrS.
cal,su OF the fact that storngo ratcs. aucoFtl-
lug 20 tho sntnnicr tariff asnrran9ot, wcre about
ssstnx sn,pGefs were !tl4 " 70 accept 1sei
Ssss!. srraass!i il pfopS!lo!.. %hs ssas!e1s @ r.
ifya ffopoiisr Xrablu' wheat; psopsller Rosn.
ssse; @ .!saia: @ pssss coaseer!y % sad sssxs j. 4.
1ilk corn on through ttts; propeller. l,ortaao.
To Calling swoxi--scaooiIers Lotus and riyinx
Cloud. e0rn Vt 1n ocGts por husho1. TO sar1il4-
bchoonaF Charlotte lsaad, corn On private terms.
JoITINQs.
The wind yesterday continued to norlhward,
after briot shift to southeast At tark last
Townao,,d and uousorl Kelly clear9d f0r Esca-
Ths tug lIsa,arok arrived yesterday from blu-
reand taa Ss ssoso II
THURSDAY with basges, and departed during the
Captains Of I'LL stean, and sail vcasals arriving
report unusual fo4s Ail tho way up lrpm Lako
EEle. During Thursday night the fog Ut times
Gspt john q. Kcilh has associated htmsof
with NJ. ii. s. Halsted In tho vussel commission
Fur sae bcno1t OF tho iucsedutoua Il may bo
stated that CApt. Judson. of thu stcanl- baFK0
, 1881-05-14

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May l3-The Businessmen
Of tho city mot ut tho ST. Ntcholaa Hotel this
morning aud decided to hold tho third annual
Truds Convoudon in this city on Tuesday and
Wednesday, Bept 10 and II. lsSl. The necessary
committees were appointed, and pledges 0f sub
stnntial aid Woro guaranteed by the Lafayette
morchants. These trade conventions haso been
we'll attended heretofore. delegations being
prasellt from various pura Ut Indiana and ILL.,
noIa. Last year buth Indianapolis and Chicago
sent earnest Requests thAi Sh0 Convention OF tSdt
bo hold la their respective cities.
, 1881-05-14
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
4fffW ttEEE

n,,,..r,.x. u.v IN r.o,t yn,,e ~ tt,n
. ..'." ntnA.' t1.,, ~. A-osp,: ~ 49,
schooncr Dasla vance, reports tnat tho schooner
Con,anchc. t,pwani- bound, ran ashore on Paint
saubic, In tho Straits, during heavy fog on
Mondnv ,,trht tr1o vnrcca crew tho rart t,a y
'aoy t'. ~. n's.. s ""so -. ~" 80. 49,
aAs'stea tho tomhhcnu III funuluH out M a"cu"r
asterr, and when the Hh1loo lott there was every
presppct of tho stranded sehopuer getting eH
unlnjurcd.
Inc Tug Eo0dnoW arflyea "a inc Wy to.uay
W,tn tho senoomar hate insi9w' ana tnon efatt.
~ HnWd INC !aKe y! luest ot tno schouneea *nhu
oAeili ana U: u. hlti2' wnch oIpko aur1t6 from
ner near tno Ahnltons. hao founa tao - Noltt.
bnI the RING naa NOT yet pni III en hppeafnacc'
Vhe tug tAfoilue Wti!lans. nt Mansstce. 4r-
rived to-day with tho scht!orer Fcatw!n9. which
sustained damage BY COLLISION with the schooner
ADVANCE.
Amn1x tho arrivals to-day WA tho Propello
Cha1nplutn, recently ashore IN traverse Bay.
en9 anstllned nc aaMage.
aAo psopgaet :. .u1uHnsu 1ts las au.o ~ Htastt'o
VI" r." " I'm sinrT"r.f ,y,I III inv rho n"~. .t6nr,
baras, s.ho itintinr1ts +" fhis t,nrt Yrnn Mnnftn
wOn Ia rt.ccIvD her spars
Arriyni fron1 Neutrality-suspicious. Eexh,ru.
4Tnn. Sru,,in. schnnnrra A. Il. Nnxwall. Wins.
1nv ina"nh Ti'Tp nmvjI vnnre WHhnsh Z, Z,
srr',r,nT ma '1rhn 1ry";Il @"~o' '' ~ o'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coi Coax,
ibnrtnrx IN lIiYnIo. prnnoIer rortape 41O0n
hnsnnia Iaf wtnst 1T Il: csnta. str"sn Ia ~"
ifniS,rh nnh s,hnoncrs sfn,thwnat mi ifnIimrnr
iron Orc Eaca,iaba to Cleveland at Bl.a5.
ngr,,o1r.
apketos Dtspateh to III Chtsaoo Tribune,
nrrno,m .t,oh nnv ,a-pn.s,, d,,,n-pro.
1s mErSoiT: s!cn "ny Nass1u ~, snI,na @MnEffn'
HeoFHcf; ma y fhek' htealM- -1arkos nseMslg ana
, 1881-05-14

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VI. Ii. READER. 81, H., Now Alnsterdan,, Ind.
, 1881-05-14
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

aud the administration and effect fully "a you
claiul. Z. II. LlksEEY, M.n,.
Putin Bay. O..
, 1881-05-14
OTHER TESTIMONY.


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~
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, 1881-05-14
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, 1881-05-14

Adams. J. N. scott. George Murray, GOAT. Chi
cnEo: schooner 1hilMtfn. coal, Marquette;
schooner ffattlo Wells, LAnsc.
, 1881-05-14

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scxtoI S 1 at stts " o'or ;i's Te T C"a'aittea -
hal got lin under oatl,, alltl lu WIS not
Sk ekkor xss ssy |o pthf y Elm u liz esS 's'sst or Es
to keep him from exposing the transactions.
11e noyer securod positions as foreman or In
spector OF tho building for nnybody.
Dir. ShottAll next took up tho examination,
aud porlolut said tllat
orro II. ,lATz
was awarded the first prlza because there
were. three or fur GerMnns on the Board
w.o i,1slste.l o', so1l!o rights tor lin,: o1'
aeesso aseiGa tt %s MatS Ut Tss s sot pt E nRo' o
night and talked too loud, aud ti,o
commissioners got down oil him. Witness
recognized now ttat tue lnoails lie ntOptGtl
tho lime: Eyurfy emit b. paid w,s under tha
advice OF Egan alld Armstrong. Thoy know
the two Aldermen who got tbs money, but
witness nqyer t9ld thsM s, da The na,es q ths
wiis, conHty Co,nnissIoiier !iarTls Fut Tito ito
trouble. Witness went on 1Iarrls' bontl Il.
order to SECURE Ills vote tor Egan, anu ltaa t,
Ray the bond later. Ills conIectEon with t!le
eoatracts eon' hatl ''G 6ee lit. I rhe ss sse''s
contract WAS awarded to AluNcill instead OF
%s'sSsG s PSsfsss %ssss 1t ~ s tss'Tf %ay e so II
not yet the big Job, 50 they took the smaller
onp.
Ill reply to Mr. PurtnktOu, tie W!tllesg SAIL
that Matz's plan wns hut Aalopteu by the board
bseaase !.s twl!'4ess} stsE{;s.! 4,, II wlti his
plai. Ut tlie lot, ai,d got It i'll on lts ulcrtts.
But lIe did not k9t tug job because l'e had no
| negotiations witt! other architects. lie waj'
] not acquainted with John Tunnison.
In reply to Mr. O'Neill. Witness saiu I,e
thought It was II $+9,010 cantract, that they
gnt Sla,1M nut Of It, lto mover spoke to
MAtx In his !lfu, md lnala ITO arrangement
with him tor Superintendent.
EE DID MAKE AN A1liaANaEAiENT WITH GAY,
the arghltect, by Which money was to be
paid. The papers 1T this case lle kept IN his
safe until Egah WIS elected, when ho gavo
then. buck. llu only. took tlase papers US u
bltIld to leai tho other architects on whlIu
lle worked for Esnn. Ilo lleyer spoke with
TheuuoEo knrls, but did with sumo nf kMrla'
German frlu'.!s. NJ money eti:xl!teratlon
contsaets, but did not, know who
brought them to h!ul.. 1fo neyer had
any conversation Will, BuElihx. Walker !,utl.
Witness told Exan all about these contracts.
lie held Hurltng's contract two or three
months,--all OF two months, lie was sure.
Tho witness furthet said that 10 WAS Of
, 1881-09-10
As IT Is.

For Tie E4ie1uo Tribune
snid to 1tfu: why shudow living hcro,
laid ita suro ending. With u cl1ud OF feAr?
Why t1'llnt bEyhtil thu taya thLt Nru
III IhAt, ulspGn, unknown
And frntn thu troubled 1nlnl debAr
AH6tlrlt,cp to drthronu
All skclt!cism fur tho much Mot clnar?"
1smiictl beneath tho watchers Of tho moon,
u senau OF rust s'tHiet'Hc. fnr UT or AUon,
tJxl1rpol MIt Else. hnu heiu Its place.
.tWGil0 VIII ut pcteG-
Aye, Juynus Thought coul dltuy trace
WhurD Sorrows stsps would nelsc.
1drlttul QUO WAy. Us u stst' 81 ulOttsuuu.
Thai c.lrront would not onwartl moye for aye;
Tho Wnscsuf Peace Wulil buekwnrl 8weop thplr
why.
And bu:ts mo fro,n tho light to shado.
'l'!a ~ tlerEGol lss hIrU:
FGtnllty tloth harrieadD
Tho yunrs with trust ind fCnr,
aud senao OK fcAr Will sonsa OF trust outweigh!
Al, we'll! Tho olamaut soul frors out its span
NonuHth tho laws Of 00tl's oxN1tcd p!aN.
Thu nnolent !nw. " LttB and ]path-
Tho rhpttre-j0y-tIL9 weary breath
Thnt suffers WhflG 1t Sings
These itSo nnd !lst-they hare since rimo began.
.'rts best W. think tho F,ltnro holds our bliss;
lteNtity tlNt!S pFcBcht JDy rGshlss
III lMtlch tta nlll.ex lhtGluo OWLS.
WhU lives brentlle out their years.
Tho lresent to tho Future louls
Glory TINT tllsNppuAra+
AZ ,eanlltig days blot out tho light Of this.
PEoKiA. lpA EATON.
, 1881-09-10

4.Nt* t4NH HH{ftIf. LflhttLH$.
Tho United Slntes IL, It se.tslis, not tho ony
cnihtrs whten hrs rtceI,tty discovered that Aftrr
sponllng lnrxo sAH,s utl It8 i,nyy It has hu teet
wurli!y Vt th0 nuiuc. Tho ltutsiaas AArU bcun
tak!nx btocif VI thosr Dnyal nlatitlr upi ths ro-
suit ns reIIftctl IL GettuniY anything hut SMts-.
fActory. ~ spte Of thu expenditure af millions,
ls w0 lenrn trutn letter written to tho National
ZeitIng from 1t. Petersburg, the navy Ut tussIH
Is one Of tue wcnkest ~ existence: 1t has u
euul!u ol hcnvy urI!iuF. elAds Ut novel type, tho
cireular Popoltkns which cannut n.uvo In u
MolGrAte SUI Without thu help ut u luy0Ont.
Thure Aro so'ne arlnorca eorveis. which cAusu
n'nro apprehension tn their ertws tbun they
would ~ un ctiGny. Tho dook.y yards nrp l,nliko
thusa Ut any nthuF uountry, helIlg sort ut gr1ss
b.twecn 90vurnlnetlt establishments aud tuose
0f 1otilt-sl0:k ctlHlpnIttns; nevertheless, 0r III
consequence lH'sst6ly. u u asserted th.it they
Hatl4ot turn t,1t III etltrisht ehtp. VI war.
Nculthy Hhipplny companies recety0 lHrEo Eut,-
slulcs, III rotnn for which their vessela ayo to 1e
u thu services OF the uOycrnlnent III wMr tlmo.
We AAIc, say tho Huss!au4. everything fur which
tts, state haa ~ pay dcur; but W. ur0 without Il
llett ln tho IludErn 6GnaG. Foreign observers
Mln have acquainted themselves With tho Gull
ditioa Vt tue Cars navy. will probabiy bo Ut
0pl.ihn ihst, Ia saying this, the Rlssaus ase not
fuEy Fur wrong.
, 1881-09-10
CHICAGO, THE CAPITAL OF THE NATION.
II fAa E4tkof IT 1h4 Ghttaaa Ifihune.

CrttCAnO. Sept. D-Asd nuw lut us hare tho
Ehpatal removed FROM tho tOlsothe, pest!!onttnl
lnn'Mrln Ut Wnshtn91on 10 ChIcHgo. Why notY
surely tho tfule Is Nenr ut hand when this should
l'e fait accompll. Complaint has boon loud and
lon9 Vt tho baneful effects ot tho areAd nnrshcs
Ut the Potomac tlats about Washington, By tho
dcahly snAla1lA theneo uulsontng its atmosphere,
upon tho health md lEses mot only vi
tatso unfortunate uttExens WIN erum ncces-
airy aro residents pursuing life-lonR nv.
ncat0ns thore, but oilr Government md
foreign officials th0ro lomicieA; our Honntors
anl congressman sent thlther for pr0trautel
scasfons; and lArRG nultitudcs, whose various it-
tcFcsts cotnpe! them tn mako 4 longer or shorter
stay ihoro; distinguished visitors. etc. And
HOW we hAvc tho spectacle Of our utlllotcd rres-
idnnt, tho lared friend aud bruthor or tho Nh.
uoH, being drtyon awuy FROM Washington to rs-
eMpo tho. .na!Asia Of thAs unhupplly. located
plnRu0.spNt.
VIZ would perhaps advocate tomoyal of tho
Capttnl to Now York. as being tho largest city in
tho Union and tn all RESPECTS morg favUrnbtY
!ocatud than Washington, but that tho grand
march OF empire aud tho centre of
population Ia rupldly advancing westwartlly
and northWarty, 1n otden tlluea Washington
occupied a eunirAl postum, nut Chicago now
bus III sospcut 10 I'LL tho Stntes that enyabo dis.
tacti0u by vrsuo OF her r4llruatls uxtanttts.s to
oscry. portion Of tho Union. Why should not
the la,Eltlcul representatives Ut tho Nation from
tho GxtronaD East como hthar to Chicago. Us
well ~ thusa from tho oxtreme Wost, r.ltter
than that the latter should 10 nuary tu tho
formers As for lh0su from tho extrcmo south,
their distance u Washington ID but litt4e less
thAn they would bave to comu BY diyeFxuuee OF
thes tsuTel-ne to ChicaxO. The YalnU reason.
lnx u nlplcape to n! persona Mh1sV business Or
, 1881-09-10
LITERARY NOTES.

AAlxltkAlE4 NoiESs
A now book by Mark Twain Is to appear
In December.
The 1lcttdcmv hears TINT Mr.. Tcnnyson il
Mt work upon another tlrIlMA.
The t1lrt! alid concluding volume Of tho
letters Of Charles Dickens Is now In press.
Miss I3ratltnIl Is about to publish a pe,, ny
clItion Ut Sir Walter Scott's novels III nll
abridged fornI.
A sermon by t;eoreo Macdonald, tho noy-
clEst, satl TO bu the only 0ln lie Inns ever
written, VIII appear III tho September INIT
tur{ttA HeUtGiU.
"l'aclIulor llluir: IIIs Opinions, sentt.
tItla d book by Iii: .. b. Buncv, oditor II
llVUtGt0n8' J0hFital.
"'rhe l'Arcnt iIcart IN Song /" Is the ttle of
2 volume Of l'Ool,lB Culluetel by Mira. 1.eyIettn
l]Artlett Cuui1t, announced for publication
by Peter q. Thompson, Of Cincinnati, o.
1t !s stated tllat on. July !. 1881, tle sale of
cli.tllng at! elltiona Of thu tl,rce numbers.
lIad reacl1el but few short Of O,:ss7,uN0
copies.
"l}aby Hue" the last y No Na,no'' novel,
has leoM ropIblIshea tn England III tho wt,rk
b a tGs pssdo M Ga 81 YG Ill., Y ca!ois 1nS9Sa n T.
Clark.
Miss Knte Sanbor.l. Professor OF I.ttera-
tllru tn Smith College, Is authority far tic
statement Tint thu author Of tlu ~ M NNn,OH
noyul "Malluela paceues," Is MI. Clnlmber-
lpin, OF Nuw York.
Alpl,UnS0 Dulldat the French novelist, Is
presented 10 ttis readers or tna Critic Ut Sspt,
IL in u portra!t by Frank FOwler, ,ltul u bttt.
graphical al4 critical sketell by =. ii. Potter,
Walt Whitman has short poem In tbs sans
review.
lIonoselle," tie New York Tribune
as s{s IL ( e wG1k o & NV Syge %ot Il s
asserts positively that Il is tho w0rk 0t liz
lsov; II. Sl. uakur, who ls~ anything but i
nufiee,
a. leport being current that Jefferson
1layis' "lttse alil Full VI the Confederate
AIessrs. Appleton s. Co., die publishers oi
the work, say that Instead Ut this being the
fAct, tlle sails lii tllnt section htls beeil re-
matkably large. Twenty thousand seH were