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, 1881-06-18

D,,. lIonoEs. OF st,.Lonls, lately tack a
pound of adipasp tiasup fsam the neck Of u
Weighs 40 .pppp4s.... aho fat, accommodating
around tho mock; Aaa begun to push tho head
forwarl, Tho wound bsing olpsel, aAnteglzal
Ito pTeYput sqrsnatlo of nqw t|ssup}, and
bnndagpd, tho pationt, who did not saon, TO
suffer iauoh, 1T cigar aud out lowp to roaa his
, 1881-06-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

T'iItsburg Dfsputcll (ltep): with the htglk
est respect for pfoty In general mud tho p!ety Of
President liaycs In particular. wc arc compelled
10 say tIult the optnton IL xaning ground that
!ug mud tcp lltt.o watchIuH whflo 10 was at
Washington.
Cincinnati Commercial: II tic bloody Brit.
ist, lind mnn going nlong ut night tn Liverpool
or I.ortl0n with a scctlon at g0A. pipe III Ii bag,
md tho ptpo Is ioadesl with powder and aur.cnt'
ton, 1t lnay bo considered that tho property ba.
lpn8s to aE Amerla1l, citizen. who propo.Mes M tos
linn. 'IhGru Ia no pnttlcft1Ar rtAsun However,
WHY tho fellow shn0ld not bU tMkcn III hand b}
tho poleo up4 dealt With as tho 1aw dtrcets.
louisville Commercial {liel.): II clay, Of
Wehstor, or Calhoun, or Dolxlus. or Jackson bad
sl,.l.1ullly Ronu dawp untlcr u cloud there would
hnye hcen ABUNDANT expressions ot reAprd for
then, From nll apartors, aud larRe md deyotd
rotluwinR ready 10 4sssnable at thetr Gull, rally
unJer tholr buHuer, and help retrieve tho Fort
utlcsot the fa1ien chief. 1t Is not 80 With Cons~
liag, aud tho reason Ia that ho IL II Hlere roiF'
tlctar. He il identitaod with no gront measures.
m6rship Or patriotism. iIo Is lnaruy Il tsaucd
apcnkpr, employing his talents always Tor per-
as s en- 9xx ~ tue earE appssGSS s So ss
onlls. When such man. NfterA q 1urecr alse ~.
s0lant and 1lnproltahlc. meets ravesse, u - -
Xrot OF sylmpathy. ll1 dups nut eNivillata ".
ic1tjous, 6ut,a.lso ha loves onIy h!tnsuIf. Could
lint 10 snld of si,eh niai, rs Clay, douglas, eal
Jackson? Surely tha yellnx n,a! ,s %nr nar atS 1u
entering public ta msat 0aa's ' !a' a''s rho.
field see1ns determined to contribute, ot Lis oTa
means, to tho serious unrnriIlrlty "hlcn
threatcns htm. Il9 hqd ITO ncn1 IL give any
rpa4pt,s for the storm sayority With which 10
truiited Whtttakart but when ha lid b!nrt OUT
these rfa4ons they proved to 10 u!ttr prelaa'ea
nza1nst THO entire rue tso WHICH Mn'ahes y, he.
lioyo that n0 Roo,l could came cut Of Nazareth.
so ho tuKes tAo occNslon t, y! oe..i ai,,nt Il il,
saylng IaE anKh1 nr0tsv anp ue II
q! sse syS!t Ct s'p Nasayl H. s"'at ~ sEastr
Whcn toon osusnca unao't ose Mns ~ as III n .,I.
tpruWu aNal4st aa !eon pnt. hAesu ie, W. ~ mr..
gtss!ky t0r hta sayln9 nt!y suGa ta'us. i, SH h.,
tcnlnrly tpf saylna u " tn!s ts.u: ,nInss lin
he wSa Ds m s ra1a a
ThlA has been lotlo. e4 4ono not n nI!s y, I'm IN
ulrsHoly but IN WIZ Whsoa can ~ o'in mich of
n,ortlfynE 70 az oc9r WIG slt.Es a 20 .a's stjiI
~ NJ NJ r. Ycfx 42nss ncs Dbl senop
never you'd have 1seM t,t t1s1wn. n,n. 2u 'n'' 'sA
, 1881-06-18

1invo It Transmitted tntn French nnd nrtn,,r, =,
tint cuptes could ht olseulnse,I atnne tho t,sa>'
untcs lefnre or Immediately aflur ifs .trlycrr
Tie A.ncrfcnn commissioners sIcnk pnlv :.
English. but tttsc nj ntlfor fnrcIgn ,utIon: caa
,is.tnily nnko themselves slu.lersttnxl us xct f."
Fseuct ~ h thots owt languages. ~
, 1881-06-18

1 Acconpgaa to the Baltimore Gazette, tho,
etave4oFes vt HALIFAX, Noya 9aot'a, pre- Hota,
slQus TOR breaking apep aa4&s Of wlnn ana ap.
stractlnx part or alt0f their contents whEte d..
charging tuetr yestols, and CoI.oetor Thonas, OF
baltimore. propasps to yislt thss port soFe tlme
et.ort g haye tho PFaa'1qo stopped W. tue ,aa'
thoFRt{ea there, :. IT,
, 1881-06-18

0ys oleomsFgartpo lpapptactoFy in Pitts.
burg naa baon broken yp under tho law pooeatly
passed BY shs Lsesslasurs. Several at the co.
parasnaE4 have aad,. sud thu anoots arc adves-
tiee4 top ss!a by ths hhsfl1, Th's ID ktqd Of
lam that scsms To ho worth soalpth18.
, 1881-06-18

: A ABgnL}s.llspascl,ta to the l,pn.ton Standard
says, in tha ReohstaT ypatortay tue bIl1 for In
sarlnT aga(ast acoIdent wQrklpon snd clerks
whose waRcs Rtnqugt to lqss than 1000 markfpey
ySss ": s: ssss s s v W.T. IT, m & o
at III second Feaalng,. ,.tYo.t thirds at the lai4r.
Ruoo ptfnltuMe TO h0 paid by tho employers and
trlhutIol lalllx afrlpk Gilt, II Ii.,.. -
, 1881-06-18

A CORRESPONDENCE desires tn be informed
what language 10 naad in carrying On tho pro.
cssdlnss Of tha International Monetary coufeF.
enos It Paris. rho psaet.ao has baen for each
dslsaste to write OUT hl4 speeea Poforeh4pd snq
, 1881-06-18

THA Petersburg {Ys.) Italau-Appeaa says.
that magnificent oak-trao, whlch was toru up
by tha Foots In Ane|ia County, Virginia, Ia sa-
yqgs, storm on the o. lpst., laps4ured aleat foat
ten l4ohes In AssmetaF, ~ AFanehes opYeea4 4
dlstaHpe ot ltQ fRqt7 hpa Up tFae Wa4 1AQ Prsqe
OF thu NountY. ::.s. -.
, 1881-06-18
HANNIBAL HAMLrN.

a
a, s ~. t o,,n ~ inin thsro % ,a no,a WIN az.
;a'.a ~ I ,vl n ,narlt" vi T t,'o roancnt on cnt.
'H." '"a,. " 80 10 A,ar;c"n nno;,,o ,,,ro nnra,
"u." san""a,., ,,nm t,'a ,r"" iInmn,hni ] 11nmiln.
a ,. , o',t'.,n tn In Inc hmm in tha nnhlio srry.
H." fos s' oro Han ~ ror,y - vnara m 1ia anternd
,. ~" ~. ~ % .''" ;,tn,a ~ ,r.Ina M ,onr mn
@ tsn. nr ,.,s -. oio"tw @ l ~ oorress r. I" tsn an
"f,ar ] ~, hn,,nro,o @ % .srvicn ~ in tha 1Innsc nf
1vrosa,ot,,ns ,sv W. ,r,s rronotr,, In thu sr,,ote
IL ixis nntrrcmntne,i Il, lint btuly until March
,ss, ,.i, MI. ,,n axcanttn % or to fonr vcnra l,a
'1s. w', a.r s1 TX ot m ; Veeros
o .,omt NJ % t,o I1nita1 In sto,rs In voluntnrjlv
r",;r.1 s. ~ rrou @ ,,u,,;c ia iaovnr 1,c1Inl linn
rrcnr,i az" for p ,;,lslItv ,nGmatrv ami nersnnaI
raa,t.;",o ,t." ,y,,,.,, @ % t,as m s,,,,rlnr' ~
Ia'tu ~ t,"ar'as o, H., ",aya tha ,,,oucstton al
:" ~. nta,i h,o asanofatUs -
~ an, sn,fs. ~ ,'n,,,,ca 1rmti 1s
~ ~ "ae pas.'ss n"sa"a,,s u ~ ,ns,n,ar ~ the
o m"a 4,nr,s. md IT,, .i,o snnots, ,vna fnr
,o,,s ,,'"rs ,';'r % nnn,ao~tic T. @ Tmtc thu IN.
."..o,s "s s1 "n., f",,1f,.i rnoir,,an ~ tna Cam.
,;t, ~ w. Go"nere, ] Whsn he i'm, Inn con,c
,,n. Iu ~ W. .a,,, ,' In, a,r mt ,r,ti, +ho o,nn.
an"t, a,"t ~ oI ~, m ~ ras,,,a1 ta f,aransi,, NJ
t1"t'' tn"t e "o a, ta ~ nthar Iis,inrios
tt ,,r,o, Inn , v ~ she Ilc,uocratic nm.
;ortiv 1'ts @ actl',r I'm, nj Nil ri Inns md nnlar nj
, 1881-06-18
Glte Gtilt1ttte.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

1T MAn~IN AnvANCE--t'osTAaE PREPAID.
pallY edition. one rear.
6'A5t1 nf rear, month 1tVD
{,niiv and AndhT rflc rear, s,,.,,.s,t,...,., 1Ah
Fresthy IhrFadnf, and Saturday, beF year. f.01
Ennds: :: WeInta,}af, md Friday ttef yehr... 900
sunday, 1a-pnxe edition. per 5oas.........."s 2.0O
WEEKLY EplT1oN-rOsrrAfD.
pnc copy nes
tluu Hf Hfo.s..s
tws7ty-one coptts... E0sOU
Specimen cop!ss sunt FREQ. .-
giro Post-OiDco address, III ful1. incndinx County
and stato.
1cm!ttancea mnY bo rnada either by draft, c1preas.
tot-Ohico order In Registered letter. At OUT risk
TO CITY BuHsCRfDEKS.
Daily, delivered sunday excepted. R6 cents per Henk
pay, delivered sundaY included. 30 cents per week.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison hnd Dcnrborn.sh- Chicago. III.
, 1881-06-18
AAfUei:atlsNu3

4IuoIey'A Theatre.
nando1ph street: hetwcsn t;u!s and T. satlc.
fnRsscrisnt Of HnFTi9nn and Hart "AfulFAn's
, 1881-06-18

tarund Opern-ilotssc.
Clark strect, prrnat nav Cnurt-lfOMer. FnEhIN
plcnt Of Tho Acme Ooera Company. "01lFattc4' Al
scEnopn and cTenIpg.
, 1881-06-18

AIevickor't Theutre.
Madison street, hetwecn.. state IND Dearborn
Engsrcmcnt OF lie Vnkes Family. "31flos Of The
kifcngJl' nnd Cousin Joe" AtlaFnuon Aho dFenlh2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

UgarriR~ gruesos en- la clase de pa
pei que 50 quieran, dc cinco nesos
en- adelante 40 cafe slllas por. =. 3 OIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

Alnu5 memories dc res amos no pagan VA
sale. LLtlc trte duCe amos mltau ue IA
sic. CrL1uos t.comIaAanIo "a sun amos uoa
tI4NeIas paIt"s Del paaaie.
falA mas Intormts y typos dc letes uirl-
,ans1 d los dgeAtea dc la COnpanla-
san Juan uc Pucrto-Kico
o.3s SObrttOS de EsQlttaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

caran % p.3 recargo.
Los amos memories de anos, uno gratis
1e a amos solo la cuarta parte, y de
"a amos pagarLn Ia mitad del pasaje.
oaIa mas pUrmenOres dirlgirse Oh San
iuan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generales
SILVA FERRER Il Co,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12
MONA DE Los PkEcos OORRIENrEs QUE TENE EsrABLEODA

Regalia especial en- idem de so. .....$ AZ :.
Conchas especiales en- idem de So. 40 :.
Idem eorrientes en- idem lie 100 .... 30 =.
Regalia lie L6nlres especial en- idem
de 100. Observation-Disclosures. 80. Is =.
Idem idem corriente en- idem de 100. 30 :.
Idem sobremesa en- idem de 100 -. 80 =.
Idem conchas en- idem de 100. ..... 30 -.
Uonchitas en- idem de l0U...... IS .
MedianOs en- iiem Do 100. ..... 20 e..
Mlar paquetes lie SO 0........ IL =.
Persllas en- psQuates de tabacos
~ paquetes por. ....-......-...... ol
'icadura prensaia en- psquetos lie
una liDra =. 60
lem sin prensar en- p0tes ....... =. so
Idem suelta del pals s.......... p. Is
Gdem heOra para pipa. ......... OF :.
Oigarrillos con picsdura hebra rs ca
letlllas pOr. ......... .......... oil :.
,cio corrIente 4 precios convencionales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12
TAB.tOOs ELAbORADoS.

Exeepcionales en- caIas lie 'ujo de a. Is
tabacos, millar ... j.. S1l0 =.
Idem sin luio de Ia ...... 100 81.
Im9eriales en- cajas de So 49,. IS =.
Regaha antiIlana en- alas te IS -. IS E.
Idem idem en- dem de SV 49,. rs >.
Idem dc preierencla en- lem lie Is 60 e.
Reina Victoria ca idem 70 80 -. 20
Brevas mperiaes en- lem lie so -. 65 ..
CaZadores imperiales en- ide.n lie 81. so
Brevas en- hoja en- idem de 50 -. 60 ..
Idem cilindradas en- ldam lie l90 40
Idem corrientes ea idem de 100. 80 IL.
Idem en- paquetes de 10 .. .. % ID.
Regaha britannica en- cajas dc so. -. so j.
Victcrias anas en- idem da so .. as ri.
Las vltolas no expressdas On ell pr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

Tod2 con capa de 81. siendo pag8dero en- Liver
col dc laS stendo pagadero en- Puerto-R Rico.
Les d6tc6 paKRr en Puerto -RIco Sc cobrArAn a
Ambio corriente de Giros On las tschas de las egs
de los vaDores.
No ee nrmarA coIoclmIento per msnos de 20, IoIe
Las pleas oultos de maQulnaris que pasen 4,
ecs toneladAS de peso. otras mercancias no men
saonAdRe arrtba. 6ete conventional.
sohre embarqaee. pOr IN solo vApor de no memo
dae 100 tonaladaS, para IN solo OOnsignatario $
AsonsrS Ia cana. pagandose uete 81 Liverpool Is
angregs dslos o0nocimIeEtOs.
Para pormaHoras dfrt1trse
& Liverpool los Sres, Waite, Forman d Co
San Juan, P. r, Sobrinos de EzQuiaga. -
Pence, Sauri Sublra C0.-May agaez, Kraer
mer d Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12
D1SO1uclOn.

Desde esta fecha p0r mutuo convenio que
da disuelta Ia soeiedad mereant que girab
en- eeta piaza bajo Is rezo0 de NJ Ca ent ia
quedsndo hecho cargo do Ia Iquidaci6n el SO
co d. Ramon Perez todo segan escriturI
otoTgsda ante el Notario pd0lieo de este dis
Tito
Cayev q 's eetembre &c I85L-RANoS ~
REX ~-MASCEL CALENTI. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12
ANUNCIO,

FEDDERSEN WILLINk x CO..
son agentes generates de las Com
panias de seguros contra incendios.
RoYAL INSURANCE COY LIVERPOOL
Northern Assurance Coy L6ndres.
De las companies de seguros lna-
rftimos
MARINE INSURANCE COY LoNDRES
La MaEheiner. Mauheine.
Del Lloid andaIuz de Cadiz.
I del famoso abono concentrate
para cana de 0HLEND0RFF & CO. .sde
Londres. b. 9. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

On pasaje en- /. camara. ............ Il
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

POr tener que ausentarse su duehO Sc desea
yender una estaneia sta Ell Truiil.o-baj0 diez
minutos de la Carolina compuesta de una es-
taneia regular con magnic0s pastos de mal0-
jilla Y gaiuea. Una hermosa casa habit eon
algunas euerdas de cana en- buena eOndcIOn
IN trapiche con saS hornaIlas Y ranches para
81 eombustible, earretas aFados demas ense-
res necesaries para ell cultlvo.
Para informes en- Ia eapital don Pedro A.
PUG q ca Ia misma fabriea con don Juan Ca
bezag. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-12

Cafe, Azucar, Mieles, etc, segun con.
venio especial con los agsntes, ADres dc
capa
A MIS- BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YORK con opcion a pormAnecer on
licho puuto los pasaJeros todo el tempo
que luzguen opoftuno.
Conounitnto eoleta de pasaJes directos
Sc dan on todos los puertos donle los yapo-
res de la compahia tocan, para Europa, "a
NADIA u St0H ell Conexlon con las sIguIen
tes Iineas i, yapOres
VIA NEW YORK. .-P0r la de LlAaGrd- .
White Star, { H"'at para } desde liverpool
NORTH DER GH Lloyd para y desde Bremen.
- Ham1fgq 1neTIc foCitet Company para
y deade .adlbeTeS. -~ Gt2terdt ITd'tSdt dHtsC
Company pir,. ,iesde hdtTe. .-Alch = Line
para V iesde L0nttTes y OLGsgJto.~ hsroisa alS
Despatch d International u l. 10 ptIa ree-
Z todos los puntos del Canada. MetrOpcsi-
IN Liite para desde Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
LEFT IN TRUST.
THE STORY OF ALADY AND HER LOVER

BY MRS. OLIPHANT.
Ihor of Taa6e Junior" The CUTa'e ~ CtaTVe &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

Your cvc.. ercae and pure. have dirucdro TOOK
upon Wr.
Your hand, % nl,'cras Bird bias fingered in my
hands;
And yrt thc words would-aas'- hlyc al foro
Bccau., yoar way and mine lic through such alien
lands.
Y0u are the rising 71n that FAIR day follows after
And tho deep ol usht the gloomy clouds and
gray:
Yoi ar = Aow'r star. burst Of tuneful laughter,
ann Deccmbar drcar. aud you the merry May!
You steep yoursc,fin rays and breathe tho breath
Of ruet-.
For Won are dawn Of dav. md tho twilight set (;
Needs must we say farewell ere time the why dis
closes
For you ar very Love, and am Loves rcgrrt.
Confess pE CAsITII-ANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
N. DE GIRARDLM
From Fgaro.


NJ dc Girarlin. like all men OF action, Yas very
early riser and in tho decline OF ms NE has
been known to mako apPointments Tor . ana
o'clock IN the morning. Iar's hD sau DeioIE Is
business matters, and had holy horror Of putting
of things. One Of his sayings, which sounds some
thing like a contradiction aud yet fully describes
tho man. was / have al ways kept "A horse and
carriage in Paris You see | an. not rich enough
~ 20 on foot. Ny time is too precious Tor that M
Much has been said about NJ. do tirardlns lohti-
cal principles, bat in truth no had few. How oiieh
he would say: ! shall always prefer the existing
Government whatever il be, 10 one that does nos
exist. For If tho existing Government IS bad, u
can De improved upon, while u thing which exists
only IN the minds of would-be reyolnuonlsts ~
above Improvement" He expressed tils sehtnh,hs
even during the Commune No ono mas proIessAu 30
much contempt for personal abuse as GDardh
Whv1 he would say, referring 70 the papers,
II Ia only natural that they should attack me;
Did / not first attack themi But since the day
boen the better for il Let them dissect me, and
me in the least Never answer insults, never,
never, believe me" And yet be himself was ihe
quarrel with Mcssrs Rochefort and Laisant plainly
shows The affair LalSant IT may be added, qls-
guyted him with the Republic and on one occanpn
he was heard 10 exclaim: . IL Is enough 70 MAKO
Sns SS65 81 sfeaat than h not mention
number of people rbady 20 listen 70 his babbieE
However GfrarlIn. with all hts gfts WIS sif5u
wanting in tact AL he did was for effect aA "
his manner and bearing during tho prelimtnar1fs a
the fatal Armand Carrel dnal would have bpan iiIs
prnochable kf DO not answered bis otaanFpftak
Monsieur o duel between uB VIII 30 agooa Pit ~
luck for me.D This dnel by re wa3 Ess x 81
lowed him 10 decline all Subsegurnf efsatsE2D3
even when he was later straok IN tho fso< ~ ons
Bcrgeroh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
H MEXICAN HOTEL.

Correspondence Of The s.. Louis Globe D.s,ocr7L
The Mexican hotel furnishes yon longing TIA :,
all. Y0u engage your noon by tho day or month,
and you get yOur he'd and toilet OF course we ring
for the ice-watcr. more Americana, and the waiter
brings Ms water without ice; We ask II we caa's
get cr and are told that can Il we send out All
buy il. Before going 10 bed my chum bethinl,s no
of his physio and asks for warm water; tle wal
can't get III any warm water because the only pago
b. get II j. AT the bathing establishment, and To-.
closed at $50. We need a spoon and send the tly
for one he returns and reports that tho restUrant
is closed and the cafe won't trust him with a spoon.
90 down 10 the cafe, when the proprietor, very
polite Frenchman, says a" am very sorry Ia give
you the trouble 10 come down stairs am very glad
20 lend you anything in my establishment but
have lived too long in this country to take the wOd
of one of these fellows for spoon"
The force Of the hotel consists of n sad-l0Oking
clerk who writes the names of the guests in chalk
on n blackboard, a melancholy custodian of tho
kcys two barc-f00ted COmmanche boys for general
utility and two walters each floor IL "a owned
10y the Iturbrs who are the richest family in
Mexico. They paid S130,OO for the property and
make $40 900 or S5O, 900 year from 1t, They own
the whole block the Hotel Bazaar, the Hotel san
Carlos and whole blocks Of the best property IN the
city. There are two Of them, and their fortunes
are estimated at 500, 100000 apiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
4 DLSNER NTH rH1CKERAT

Prom Tine
"'Twas in tho prime of Garrirk Climb time when
entered there about noon, aud met Ihaekcray IN
the rcading-room.
friends dining with ne tonight 10 the Trafalgar at
Greenwich. Come and help mc 20 amnse thcm"
hal only lately left oxford. What " sad.
"dinc at Greenwich in November r For that WAS the
Tia. IN ?" exclaimed tho eminent novelist-as il
was the fashion 10 call him In those days" come and
OF cour-c I would But on that very afternoon I
had an appointment with my respected progcnitor
anent some financial transactions connected with
tho distinguished college 40 oxford Of which was
AT once tho ornament and tho prndigal.
distance does lend discnchantment Ia the view
OF monetary hackslidings. ! told Ihackeray that
my dinner would boz dependent on the paterlal in
trfview being short one. lie said that he would
leave w0nl anont time and place with the porter.
lie did. In these very Characteristic words:
Dear Pc, as tho Trafalgar. Was the old man
frtndy " Lend me "a ,OOOi-Tours over, ". x. T.
And it was dinner. Splendid fish admirably
cooked. No whitehall OF cOuno. But we had tho
house and the kitchen 10 ourselves, and orr AmcrF
can cousins were entertained right royalty. Ihey
we're al distinguished men, and yet l nm ashamed
IN say have forgotten their names. In TcJGAoae,
have not forgotten some magnificent hook, Win a
magnificent price. Very nearly as much N cost Q
bottle our host received for number OF IGn'iy
F,Iir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
SIMON CAMERON AND DON QUIxorR
80 - rhil.ldolnhta ~.

Speaking Of this book General Cameron once sold
n mo- &" Besides being tho inst literary Work
ev1r had To read IL was illustrated. WA about ton
years Of ago. and II you have seer boy Of that
Age with "A natural appetite for devouring every
thing In the shape of printed matter get down 20
book with pictures I'm L. you may imagine with what
zest addressed myself 20 that fascinating work.
snatchiug mOments from labor and deyotng all
play-tisne 10 II until tho Last page " "a mad aud
then wondering what it wa all about, and begin
ming again ne the first and reading II all over
- remember very well" said he, " that thOught
il was either a great history great lie. Oh oourse
| could not Sc the satirr IN IL, but WIS tfTnly
settled on ono pont-that II had been Don Qutxote,
Sancho Panza would have died within week, aud
n / hal been rancho Panza would not have served
such a iOci az Don QulK0te.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
CAMILLA.

Fat,r.ed by modern bellies in town.
In country and suburban villa
I take my old school-Yirgil down.
And read the story OF Camilla
An exile-king 10 mountain-lair
Retreating bears his infant dauShter;
Her nurture--all a fathers care,
Her lore-the forest craft ne taught nel'
with tiny hands she bends the bow.
Around her tender waist quiVer'
And ON her cheeks the purple glow
That happiness and freedom give her.
Che wears no bodice silken-laced,
No clouds of 1Srian dye enfoid her,
Bnt tigress-skin in savage taste
Depending from an ivory shoulder;
No gold confines her raven hair,,
The dear delight Of mountain breezes'
II floats untrammelled on the air,
Or hangs a. happy nature pioaseS
Twin buskins guard her fairy feet
From cruel flint and frosty weather.
Their tread so delicately meet .Lox
A. scarce TO bend the blooming heatheri
And roaming thus, "a huntresS.chiId'
Like dams younger falTer sis .Si'
No game. however strong OF "nu'
In ALI the woodland could resist hei'
AT sweet sixteen Camilla won
Srcb peerless fame OF budding beauty
That many mother urged her son
To lure the maid from tiial duty
Bnt when some youth Of cOurty grace
Aoco,ted her with lovers greeting
She shook her arrows IN bis race, 49,;
And clapt her hands at his reuea'he'
So dear TO her those forest Gades,
With virgin liberty to range them,
Her mountains with their wild cascades
She o0Wld not for palace change theIi'
AMI ~ she kept, example rare!
=" Ia DulcLrO corpore mems Sana,'
For aged father all her care,
And all her kisses for Diana. o. g. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

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spoonful soda Bake in gem pans II they are MOST
and sticky add little more hour next time.
CARRIAGES COOKED IN CKEA Mako two quarts
of chopped cabbage, boil un I'll tender and the walcr
~ nearly gone then pour in two-thirds Of q crs
OF cream. with salt and pepper To the taste alil
hiteen minutes and serve; or instead OF the err u
use vinegar; with butter the size Of a walnut. al
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